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Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights is a thought leadership publication on gender justice led by advocates from around the world. It is curated by the non-profit of the same name, SAHR, an initiative to end impunity for sexual and gender-based violence.

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#GenderJustCourts — Female Infanticide: CEHAT & Ors. Vs. Union of India

Written by Shradha Thapliyal

This post is part of a series that seeks to explore judgements relating to gender justice and equality in the Indian Courts. As a common law system, we…

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

#GenderJustCourts — Sexual intercourse with a minor girl is rape: Independent Thought vs. Union of India

Written by Sanaya Patel

This post is part of a series that seeks to explore judgements relating to gender justice and equality…

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

Case Summary: Begum Sabanu v. A M Abdul Gafoor (India)

Written by SAHR co-founder, Natasha Latiff.

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

Case Summary: Ahmed Abdul Qadeer v. Raffat Banu (India)

Written by SAHR co-founder, Natasha Latiff.

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

Case Summary: Smt. Sarla Mudgal, President, Kalyani & ors. v. Union of India (India)

Written by SAHR co-founder, Natasha Latiff.

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

Abdul Hameed v Fousiya

Written by SAHR member, Natasha Latiff.

The parties to the suit were married according to…

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

Discovering Dardpora, Through their Eyes

Written by SAHR member, LadyLawzarus.

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

On the journey into Kashmir: Why it all happened

Written by SAHR member, Deya Bhattacharya.

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

The Myriad that is Kashmir

Written by SAHR member, Maria Jones, Natasha Latiff.

SAHR in Strategic Advocacy for Human Rights

India’s High Court upholds right of women to enter religious places

Written by SAHR member, Radhika Agarwal & Devika Agarwal