About the Author
Aaliya Waziri
ISBN 9789392099588
Rs. 800
HarperCollins
In the Body of a Woman
Who it's for: Readers interested in gender justice and Indian legal system
In 'In the Body of a Woman', Aaliya Waziri offers a deeply researched examination of the intersection between law, gender, and society in India. This book analyzes contemporary issues such as marital rape laws and cyberbullying, explores historical contributions of women to the Indian constitution, and scrutinizes religious laws alongside international obligations, providing a critical yet empathetic perspective on gender justice within the legal system.Why You Should Read? Gain insights into critical legal challenges facing women in India, from evolving marital rape laws to cyberbullying. Understand the historical and societal contexts of gender justice, including constitutional drafting and religious legal frameworks. Explore the contextual nature of feminism and the imperative for strengthening institutional responses to ensure gender equality. Engage with a clinical yet empathetic analysis of the judicial system's role in advancing women's rights and combating discrimination.
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- Analyzes contemporary issues like marital rape laws and cyberbullying
- Explores women's contributions to the Indian constitution
- Scrutinizes religious laws alongside international obligations
- Offers a critical yet empathetic perspective on gender justice
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What topics does the book cover?
It covers marital rape laws, cyberbullying, women's contributions to the Indian constitution, religious laws, and international obligations, all within the context of gender justice in India.
Is the book academic or accessible?
The book is described as deeply researched but offers a critical yet empathetic perspective, making it suitable for general readers interested in the subject.
Does the book discuss feminism?
Yes, it explores the contextual nature of feminism and the need for stronger institutional responses to ensure gender equality.
What is the author's approach?
The author provides a clinical yet empathetic analysis of the judicial system's role in advancing women's rights and combating discrimination.