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Acid attacks involve throwing acid onto a person's body with the intention to injure or disfigure them. This causes severe burns and damage to skin and tissue, often exposing or dissolving bones. Victims are often left permanently scarred or blind. In India, acid attacks frequently target women who reject marriage or relationship proposals, as attackers aim to destroy their beauty. Acid is easily accessible and cheap in India, with few legal restrictions on purchase. While not intending to kill, acid attacks cause significant physical and emotional trauma. The document argues acid attacks should be treated as grave criminal acts and punished severely, such as 10 years to life imprisonment and a fine given to the victim.
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The document summarizes acid attacks in India, which have been increasing in recent decades, especially against women. Acid attacks usually involve assailants throwing acid onto a victim's face or body with the intent to disfigure or maim them. The attacks often result from spurned romantic advances or relationships. While rarely fatal, acid attacks cause severe physical, psychological, and social damage to victims. Indian law was amended in 2013 to include harsher punishments for acid attacks and provide compensation and free medical treatment to victims. However, acid remains easily accessible and attacks continue to rise.
Acid attack
This document discusses acid attacks in India. It provides definitions for terms like "acid attack" and the laws around acid attacks. The Prevention of Offences (By Acids) Act of 2008 and sections 326A and 326B of the Indian Penal Code criminalize acid attacks. The laws provide for imprisonment of 10 years to life for acid attacks and 5-7 years for attempted attacks. Victims face physical, psychological, and social consequences. Factors contributing to acid attacks include property, romantic, and caste disputes. The document also discusses the landmark Laxmi vs. Union of India case that helped strengthen laws against acid attacks in India.
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Acid attacks are a brutal form of violence against women in India, often stemming from domestic disputes, dowry demands, or rejected marriage proposals. The document discusses recent cases of acid attacks and gang rape in India. It outlines government efforts to restrict acid sales by requiring identification. However, acid remains easily available, and attacks continue to severely impact victims physically and psychologically. The document highlights some positive examples of acceptance, such as a man who married an acid attack survivor against his family's wishes, showing hopeful signs of an improving societal mindset. Overall, stricter laws and punishments are needed, along with changing social attitudes through gender sensitization to eliminate acid attacks against women in India.
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1) According to a 2018 report, India is the most dangerous country for women in terms of sexual violence, human trafficking, and cultural traditions that impact women's safety.
2) While India has strong laws against rape, domestic abuse, and acid attacks, enforcement remains a challenge due to patriarchal attitudes, delayed justice system, and politicians prioritizing other issues over women's safety.
3) True reform requires changing societal mindsets that promote misogyny, viewing women as property, and blame victims over addressing the root causes of violence.
Acid Attack
Acid attacks have become a common form of revenge and violence against women in India. Women and girls account for 75-80% of victims, with 30% being under 18 years old. Acid is easily accessible and used to permanently disfigure victims, causing physical, psychological, and economic suffering. While laws against acid attacks exist, punishments are often weak and attackers commonly receive bail. Stricter laws and regulations on acid sales are needed to curb this violence against women.
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The document discusses the impact of crime on victims, criminals, communities, and countries. It notes that crime can have social, financial, and physical impacts. Victims may experience loss of confidence, financial costs, and physical injuries. Criminals often face social isolation, difficulties finding employment, and health issues like drug addiction and mental illness. Communities with high crime rates can experience social problems, lack of economic opportunities, and run-down infrastructure. Countries bear large costs for police, courts, and prisons to address crime, while crime also negatively impacts public health and the environment.
Offenses relating to Public Order
This document discusses public order crimes and offenses against public tranquility from various perspectives. It defines public order crimes as violations that interfere with normal societal operations and go against shared social values, even if they do not have an identifiable victim. It notes that public order is derived from the concept of "order publique" and aims to maintain more than just ordinary law and order. Additionally, it discusses approaches like broken windows theory and collective efficacy that aim to promote public order and prevent more serious crimes by cracking down on minor offenses.
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A compendium of Adv. Oded Vosok (Kami) articles. Adv. Oded VOSOUK is an expert on the Persian language and culture, with vast experience in litigation, white collar, class actions and handling Iranian-Jews legal and commercial issues.
Adv. Kambiz (Oded) Vosouk was born in Iran and immigrated to Israel at the age of 14 and in the same year was awarded the matriculation certificate. He enlisted in the 8200 unit in the IDF and headed an intelligence research department and later participated in international projects of the Ministry of Defense and the Prime Minister's Office. He speaks Persian language and is author of a book for the study of the Persian language as well as published a number of various articles including on the restitution of the assets of the Iranians after the 79th revolution in Iran.
Kambiz holds a bachelor's and master's degree in law with honors and has worked in a number of very large law firms and also worked for a number of years as a lawyer in the legal department of the Ministry of the Environment. Kambiz is very active among the Iranian community and advises them in various areas of law.
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International Anti Corruption Day is being observed on 9th December every year on the birthday of Mlondi Caluza. The day highlight the role of United Nations Convection Against Corruption in combating it. Corruption contribute to instability poverty and is a dominant factor driving fragile countries towards state failure.
The 2022 IACD seeks to highlight the crucial link between anti-corruption and peace, security and development.
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There is no sufficient eligible staff in public and private education and training as these institute get permission from the inspectors leading to unemployment.
Instead of 10 faculties, 5 faculty will run the institute, if there were no corruption by inspectors then there would be a chance for more employment.
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Low quality services are all done to save money by the contractors and the official who are involved. Even the medicine provided in hospital for hospitals is of sub standard quality. So all these can contribute to ill health of a common man.
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- 3. Acid attack’ or vitriol age is defined as the act of throwing acid onto the body of a person “with the intention of injuring or disfiguring [them] out of jealousy or revenge”.
- 4. Perpetrators of these attacks throw acid at their victims, usually at their faces, burning them, and damaging skin tissue, often exposing and sometimes dissolving the bones. The long-term consequences of these attacks include blindness and permanent scarring of the face and body.
- 6. The biggest reason for the high frequency rate of acid attacks in India is that concentrated acid is cheap and easily available in the market, for as low as Rs. 16-25 per liter. Furthermore there are no legal restrictions imposed on buying or selling acid. Anyone can legally purchase acid over the counter in pharmacies, automobile repair shops, goldsmith shops, and open-air markets. Acid is also heavily used in many households as a cleaning agent. Why must we treat acid attacks as a grave criminal act and what should be the punishment like? Acid attack perpetrators do not usually intend to kill their victims, but to cause long-lasting physical damage and emotional trauma. Even if the perpetrator does not intend to cause death, the injuries sustained by the victim may still result in death.
- 8. Acid violence reflects gender inequality and discrimination in society. Often acid attacks are perpetrated against women because they transgress conventional norms that relegate women to subordinate positions. Indeed, a significant portion of attacks occur when a woman exercises decision-making power by rejecting a marriage or "love" proposal. Acid attackers aim for a woman’s face in an attempt to destroy what many members of society consider to be one of her most important assets—her beauty. Majority of female victims are between 13 to 35 years of age. Most acid attacks are perpetrated by the people known to the victims and the attacks are often triggered by refusal to sexual advances or marriage proposals or failure to pay dowry or by land disputes. Historically, a vast majority of attacks are against women, with 99% of the perpetrators being men. In recent years there has been an increase in crimes staged against men too, mostly related to the disputes over land and other property. One fourth of the reported victims are children. There were reports that father showered his own daughter with acid as he wanted a boy child. Sometimes, children get hurt as they stay close to the main targets (mothers).
- 20. • In 2008, The Law Commission of India came out with a report on “The inclusion of acid attacks as specific offenses in the Indian Penal Code and a law for compensation for victims of crime” Here is an abstract about how an additional sub- section should be added to existing Section 326 A. • (i) Hurt by acid attack- Whoever burns or maims or disfigures or disables any part or parts of the body of a person or causes grievous hurt by throwing acid on or administering acid to that person, with the intention of causing or with the knowledge that he is likely to cause such injury or hurt, shall be punishable with imprisonment of either description which shall not be less than 10 years but which may extend to life and with fine which may extend to Rs. 10 lakh. Provided that any fine levied under this section shall be given to the person on whom acid has been thrown or administered.
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