Marriage Injustice: Exploring Legal and Social Impact on LGBTQA+ Rights in India.

IF 2 4区心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Journal of Homosexuality Pub Date : 2025-08-14 DOI:10.1080/00918369.2025.2543842

Vinshy P K

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Abstract

This article examines the widespread injustices faced by gender and sexual minority groups in India regarding marriage rights-focusing on the legal and social implications of denying them the right to marry. Despite being a symbol of cultural diversity, India continues to uphold outdated legal frameworks that exclude LGBTQ+individuals from the institution of marriage. Through a thoughtful analysis of historical contexts, legal developments and their societal impact, this article aims to uncover the systemic discrimination and injustice experienced by these communities. It also explores the far- reaching consequences of such exclusion including its harmful effects on individual well-being and the broader struggle for societal equality.

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婚姻不公：探讨印度LGBTQA+权利的法律和社会影响。

本文探讨了印度性别和性少数群体在婚姻权利方面普遍面临的不公正待遇，重点关注剥夺他们结婚权利的法律和社会影响。尽管作为文化多样性的象征，印度仍然坚持过时的法律框架，将LGBTQ+个人排除在婚姻制度之外。通过对历史背景、法律发展及其社会影响的深思熟虑的分析，本文旨在揭示这些社区所经历的系统性歧视和不公正。它还探讨了这种排斥的深远后果，包括它对个人福祉的有害影响和更广泛的争取社会平等的斗争。

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Journal of Homosexuality Multiple-

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5.60

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7.70%

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164

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