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There is little to say about marital rape that has not been said already. Justifications, questions, considerations all sound like feeble attempts to hide how inherently patriarchal the law is. That even in 2022, rape of a woman by her husband is not a crime is a cause for concern. Following the recent split verdict by the Delhi High Court on the ‘marital rape clause’ we talk about the history of this exception to the rape law in our country, India's global standing and the broader concept of consent.
Watch ‘The Issue' editorji’s new show that takes a look at social issues that need dire attention, and have been often neglected from mainstream narratives.

The Issue | A closer look at the 'marital rape clause' 

There is little to say about marital rape that has not been said already. Justifications, questions, considerations all sound like feeble attempts to hide how inherently patriarchal the law is. That even in 2022, rape of a woman by her husband is not a crime is a cause for concern. Following the recent split verdict by the Delhi High Court on the ‘marital rape clause’ we talk about the history of this exception to the rape law in our country, India's global standing and the broader concept of consent.

Watch ‘The Issue' editorji’s new show that takes a look at social issues that need dire attention, and have been often neglected from mainstream narratives.

The Issue | A closer look at the 'marital rape clause'  

Only 36 countries in the world have not criminalised marital rape, India is one of them. Are efforts being made in the country to change the colonial-era law? Find out in our new series &lsquo;The Issue'&nbsp;

There is little to say about marital rape that has not been said already. Justifications, questions, considerations all sound like feeble attempts to hide how inherently patriarchal the law is. That even in 2022, rape of a woman by her husband is not a crime is a cause for concern. Following the recent split verdict by the Delhi High Court on the &lsquo;marital rape clause&rsquo; we talk about the history of this exception to the rape law in our country, India's global standing and the broader concept of consent.
Watch &lsquo;The Issue' editorji&rsquo;s new show that takes a look at social issues that need dire attention, and have been often neglected from mainstream narratives. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/marital-rape-clause-the-history-the-issue-1662112424090">Part I - 'Marital Rape Clause': The History</a> <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/marital-rape-clause-india-s-global-standing-the-issue-1662112595734">Part II - 'Marital Rape Clause': India's global standing&nbsp;</a> <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/marital-rape-clause-the-concept-of-consent-the-issue-1662112818238">Part III - 'Marital Rape Clause': The concept of consent&nbsp;</a>

The city authorities in Paris have slapped a fine of&nbsp;&euro;90,000 (Rs.&nbsp;80,77,000)&nbsp;for hiring 'too many women' in senior positions, breaching a law that aims to ensure 'gender-balance.'
Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo&nbsp;reprimanded the decree, calling it 'absurd' and 'unfair' in a council meeting.&nbsp;
&ldquo;The management of the city hall has, all of a sudden, become far too feminist,&rdquo; she said. Paris city hall reportedly violated a 2013 rule that stipulates one sex should not account for more than 60% of management positions.&nbsp;

Paris city hall fined for hiring too many women in senior roles

Paris city hall fined for placing too many women in senior roles

Paris city hall fined for employing too many women in senior roles&nbsp;
Paris mayor called the 'absurd' and 'unfair'&nbsp;
Rule says one sex should not account for more than 60% roles

The city authorities in Paris have slapped a fine of&nbsp;&euro;90,000 (Rs.&nbsp;80,77,000)&nbsp;for hiring 'too many women' in senior positions, breaching a law that aims to ensure 'gender-balance.'
Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo&nbsp;reprimanded the decree, calling it 'absurd' and 'unfair' in a council meeting.&nbsp;
&ldquo;The management of the city hall has, all of a sudden, become far too feminist,&rdquo; she said. Paris city hall reportedly violated a 2013 rule that stipulates one sex should not account for more than 60% of management positions.&nbsp;

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