By Vidhi Srivastava Introduction Legal Moralism is a criminalisation theory that advocates employing criminal law to penalise immorality per se and ‘wrong’ conducts, irrespective of whether they adversely affect others.[1] In India, ‘obscenity’ has been viewed from the lens of morality and decency. The law is embodied in s. 292 of the IPC. This provision … Continue reading Rethinking our Perspectives to Criminal Obscenity- From Moralism to Harm Principle
