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POCSO or The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Act) 2012 was established to protect the children against offences like sexual abuse, sexual harassment and pornography. It was formed to provide a child-friendly system for trial underneath which the perpetrators could be punished. The Union Cabinet has approved amending the POCSO Act, to introduce the death penalty as a punishment for certain offences.
The POCSO Act has been in force since 2012. Although it has acted as a deterrent, there are some instances of child abuse. Example: Gang rape cases in Kathua, J&K; Unnao in Bihar in 2018. The Central Government has decided to make the law stricter and proposed the following amendments to POCSO Act.
The proposed amendments have been debated at great lengths due to the following concerns
The following issues need to be looked into instead of enforcing death penalty for effective implementation of laws like POSCO:-
Way Forward:
By: ABHISHEK KUMAR GARG ProfileResourcesReport error
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