All India Human Rights Association (AIHRA)

RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL PRACTICES WITHIN THE FRAME OF HUMAN RIGHTS WRITTEN BY: PRAGATI TOMAR 4 th YEAR, B.A. LL.B (Hons.) PRESTIGE INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH, GWALIOR.   EDITED BY: KASHAF ALI 3 RD YEAR, LL.B CAREER COLLEGE OF LAW, BHOPAL INTRODUCTION Like in any other nation, Indian cultural and religious practices occasionally cross paths with concerns about human rights. It's important to keep in mind that while religious freedom is recognized in India, some practices have generated discussion and worry owing to their possible effects on human rights. The caste system is one of these traditions; despite being outlawed by the government, it nonetheless has social repercussions and the potential to marginalize particular communities. The practice of early-age marriage is still prevalent, which violates the rights of young girls, who are coerced into getting married young. Additionally, some religious...

Alimony violence and Coparcenary rights   Written By: Anubha Sharma 3rd year  B.A.LL.B College: University five years Law college Rajasthan University Edited by: Advocate Yash Jain Amity Law School, Noida                                         Introduction Alimony, domestic violence, and coparcenary rights are critical aspects of family law that have far-reaching consequences for individuals, families, and society. Alimony is a legal concept that means providing financial support to a spouse after divorce or separation, and domestic violence, a distressing manifestation of power and control within intimate relationships, are two important aspects of family law that intersect in complex ways.  The intersection of both these concepts introduces a crucial dimension to the broader discussion on family dynamics, social well-being, and legal protection. This article sets t...