Volume 10, Issue 2

Search all Jindal Global Law Review articles

October 2019

Women and Law in South Asia

Filter by

Volume:

Sort by

Date published:

New to old Old to new

14 articles in this issue

Women and Law in South Asia
Upasana Mahanta
Sameena Dalwai
Albeena Shakil
Editor's Introduction 20 November 2019 Pages: 149 - 155
Position of women in police in India: policy gaps and the need for gender mainstreaming
Devyani Srivastava
Article 20 November 2019 Pages: 157 - 171
Sexual harassment in academic spaces: a comparative analysis of legal processes in India and Pakistan
Sai Thakur
Shewli Kumar
Article 19 November 2019 Pages: 173 - 196
South Asian feminist engagements with law: Some explorations in the context of violence against women
Saumya Uma
Article 20 November 2019 Pages: 197 - 221
Interrogating international law and scholarship for the missing narratives on religious misogyny in South Asia
Sai Ramani Garimella
B. Parthiban
Article 20 November 2019 Pages: 223 - 245
From east to west, can feminist legal strategies be transformative? Post-disaster to everyday times of crisis
Jane Krishnadas
Article Open access 22 November 2019 Pages: 247 - 268
India and the United Nations Human Rights Council: Gender at a Crossroads
Bhumika Nanda
Article 20 November 2019 Pages: 269 - 285
Unpacking sexual harassment of women in the context of the #MeToo and the Pinjra Tod campaigns: feminist understandings
Sandhya Gawali
Article 26 November 2019 Pages: 287 - 302
The happy and anxious lives of (feminist) legal scholarship: an interview with Prabha Kotiswaran
Oishik Sircar
Article 21 November 2019 Pages: 303 - 320
Caste, gender, power, and impunity: an interview with V. Geetha
Sameena Dalwai
Upasana Mahanta
Albeena Shakil
Article 20 November 2019 Pages: 321 - 330
Asokan K.M. v. The Superintendent of Police & Ors. (2017) 2 KLJ 974. Shafin Jahan v. Asokan K.M. (2018) 16 SCC 368
Nehmat Kaur
Case Review 21 November 2019 Pages: 331 - 336
Independent Thought v. Union of India [2017] 10 SCC 800
Eysha Marysha
Case Review 25 November 2019 Pages: 337 - 343
Laila Ashrafun, Women and domestic violence in Bangladesh: seeking a way out of the cage
Saptarshi Mandal
Book Review 14 November 2019 Pages: 345 - 347
Anita Ghai (ed): Disability in South Asia: knowledge and experience
Deblina Dey
Book Review 19 November 2019 Pages: 349 - 354

Volume 10, Issue 2

Women and Law in South Asia

Position of women in police in India: policy gaps and the need for gender mainstreaming

Sexual harassment in academic spaces: a comparative analysis of legal processes in India and Pakistan

South Asian feminist engagements with law: Some explorations in the context of violence against women

Interrogating international law and scholarship for the missing narratives on religious misogyny in South Asia

From east to west, can feminist legal strategies be transformative? Post-disaster to everyday times of crisis

India and the United Nations Human Rights Council: Gender at a Crossroads

Unpacking sexual harassment of women in the context of the #MeToo and the Pinjra Tod campaigns: feminist understandings

The happy and anxious lives of (feminist) legal scholarship: an interview with Prabha Kotiswaran

Caste, gender, power, and impunity: an interview with V. Geetha

Asokan K.M. v. The Superintendent of Police & Ors. (2017) 2 KLJ 974. Shafin Jahan v. Asokan K.M. (2018) 16 SCC 368

Independent Thought v. Union of India [2017] 10 SCC 800

Laila Ashrafun, Women and domestic violence in Bangladesh: seeking a way out of the cage

Anita Ghai (ed): Disability in South Asia: knowledge and experience

Navigation