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Women’s Legal Rights: Master Index to All Posts on Marriage, Divorce, Safety & Justice (2025)
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This master index brings together every legal article related to women’s rights on peace4.in. Whether you're looking to understand your rights in marriage, explore divorce remedies, or seek justice after violence — this page connects it all in one place.
Marriage Rights & Consent
- What Is a Valid Marriage Under Indian Law?
- What Every Woman Should Know Before Getting Married (Legally)
- Can a Husband Be Charged with Rape? Marital Rape in Indian Law (2025)
Divorce, Maintenance & Custody
Rape Laws, Fast Track Courts & POCSO
- How to Help a Minor Victim of Rape: Legal Process, POCSO Act & Police Role
- POCSO Act Explained: Protection of Children from Sexual Offences
- Fast Track Courts for Rape Cases in India: Do They Work?
Safety, Support & Legal Remedies
Legal Education for Girls
Women’s Legal Rights in India: A Summary
India's legal framework offers a wide range of protections and rights to women, aimed at addressing both systemic discrimination and specific threats to their safety and autonomy. These laws have evolved over time to reflect growing awareness of women’s needs in modern society.
Women in India have constitutional rights, such as the right to equality before the law (Article 14), protection against discrimination (Article 15), and equal opportunity in employment (Article 16). These are reinforced by statutory laws that address marriage, divorce, maintenance, workplace safety, domestic violence, and sexual offences.
Key legislation includes the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (2005), the Dowry Prohibition Act (1961), Section 498A IPC, and Section 375 IPC on sexual assault. In recent years, laws like the POCSO Act, Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Act, and workplace harassment regulations under the POSH Act (2013) have added stronger enforcement mechanisms for women’s rights.
Crucially, Indian law also acknowledges women's rights in matters of marriage (like the right to consent and maintenance), reproductive autonomy, education, and property inheritance through the Hindu Succession Act and related personal laws.
Despite legal guarantees, challenges remain in implementation, social awareness, and access to justice. However, legal literacy is one of the most powerful tools available to Indian women today. When women understand their rights, they are more empowered to protect themselves, seek justice, and break cycles of exploitation or violence.
This Women’s Legal Rights cluster on peace4.in is dedicated to bridging that gap—bringing clear, accurate, and comprehensive legal guidance to every Indian woman and her family.