|
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
|
Like the VIBGYOR shimmering in the infinite electromagnetic spectrum we unleashed a live streaming “Advocating Women Empowerment: A Forum for Social Justice.
Multitalented advocates specializing in women’s rights and empowerment felt happy sharing the privilege of discussing this crucial topic alongside our esteemed colleague, Advocate Parul Aggarwal.
I would like to express my gratitude to www.newsspace.in for recognizing the significance of this conversation and providing a platform for such discussions.
Mr. Gupta. echoing our sentiments regarding the commendable efforts made by the GOI to highlight the need for women empowerment synergising it in a viewer friendly manner. This platform allows us to explore legal perspectives in promoting gender equality and social justice.
Ms. Aggarwal quoted that Women’s empowerment is not just a moral obligation but also a constitutional imperative. Our legal system ensures and protects the rights of women, allowing them to reshape society’s dynamics. By fostering gender equality, we strive toward a fairer and more progressive tomorrow.
Indeed, Mr. Gupta and Ms Aggarwal as legal professionals considered it is essential for us to bridge the gap between legislation and the ground reality faced by women in India. We must advocate for comprehensive gender-friendly policies, amendments in existing laws, and effective implementation mechanisms that empower women at all levels.
We at www.newsspace.in couldn’t’t agree more with Ms. Aggarwal. When discussing women empowerment, we must address a multitude of issues. These include education, employment, political participation, reproductive rights, protection against violence, and access to justice. Our legal framework should encompass these concerns to create an equitable society.
Moreover, women empowerment cannot be achieved in isolation. We need to engage and involve stakeholders from various sectors, including government agencies, civil society organizations, and NGOs, to ensure a coordinated effort to make section 354 and 509 of IPC more viable . Legal aid services should be made easily accessible to all women, particularly those from marginalized communities who face additional vulnerabilities.
At the middle of the conversation Adv Madhup Gupta Well said that Ms. Aggarwal is expanding on your point, the media’s role is also vital in promoting these legal jargons. Responsible journalism can dispel stereotypes, raise awareness, and foster positive narratives. Websites like www.newsspace.in deserve appreciation for their commitment to advancing such a critical dialogue.
I as an Advocate myself had always felt Media plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion and challenging regressive attitudes. By increasing representation and highlighting success stories of women, we can inspire young girls and challenge societal norms that hinder their progress.
All in all section 354 and 508, both a legal and societal imperative embracing gender equality and empowering women, we can build a more inclusive and prosperous nation. Let us continue to collaborate, advocate, and work toward achieving women’s empowerment in every aspect of life.
Thank you, all for joining us live on www.newsspace.in, for recognizing the significance of this conversation and providing us with an invaluable platform to spread awareness and drive change.
