在金奈基尔保克医学院审查的性犯罪案件中被指控被告的概况-一项回顾性研究

Q4 Social Sciences
S. K. Moirangthem, N. C. Math
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尽管有像POCSO(保护儿童免受性侵犯)这样严格的法律,但在印度,针对儿童的性暴力案件并没有减少,而是逐年滚雪球。除了地铁,这种令人发指的罪行也发生在小城镇。国家犯罪记录局(NCRB) 2020年的报告称,该国登记了47221起儿童性虐待案件。这些案件中的大多数受害者都是女孩。据NCRB称,性暴力和性虐待最多发生在16至18岁的女孩身上。在这一领域工作的活动人士表示,很多情况下,这些案件没有到达警方手中,或者家人因为害怕诽谤而压倒了他们。POCSO法案是多年前颁布的,旨在保护儿童免受性虐待。问题是,法律是否成功地实现了它的目标?根据2016年至2020年(NCRB)的报告,报告的儿童性虐待案件数量从2016年的36321起增加到2020年的47000多起。这是31%的增长。据专家称,这个数字还只是冰山一角。在NCRB 2020年的报告中,只有36%的针对儿童的犯罪被登记在POCSO之下。该研究报告审查了在基尔波克医学院审查的性犯罪案件中被指控被告的回顾性研究。
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Profile of Alleged Accused in Sexual Offence Cases Examined in Kilpauk Medical College – Chennai- A Retrospective Study
Despite strict laws like POCSO (Protection of Children Against Sexual Offenses), the cases of sexual violence against children are not declining in India, relatively it is snowballing year by year. Apart from metros, such heinous crimes are being carried out in small towns as well. The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report for the year 2020 states that 47,221 cases of child sexual abuse were registered in the country. Most of the victims in these cases were girls. According to NCRB, the maximum happenings of sexual violence and sexual abuse happened with girls aged 16 to 18 years. Activists working in this field say that many times the cases do not reach the police or the family overpowers them for fear of defamation. The POCSO Act was enacted years ago to protect children from sexual abuse. The question is, has the law been successful in rewarding its objective? According to the 2016 to 2020 (NCRB) report, the number of reported child sexual abuse cases increased from 36,321 in 2016 to over 47,000 in 2020. This is an increase of 31 percent. According to experts, this number is also just the tip of the iceberg. In the 2020 report of NCRB, it has been said that only 36 percent of the crimes against children are registered under POCSO. The research paper examines the retrospective study of the alleged accused in sexual offence cases examined in Kilpauk Medical College.
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期刊介绍: “Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology ” is peer reviewed six monthly journal. It deals with Forensic Medicine, Forensic Science, Toxicology, DNA fingerprinting, sexual medicine and environment medicine. It has been assigned International standard serial No. p-0973-9122 and e-0973-9130. The Journal has been assigned RNI No. DELENG/2008/21789.
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