AN ANALYSIS ON WOMEN VICTIM COMPENSATION: THE HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH

Abstract

Global awareness of female victimisation has increased over the past few decades. Studying the legal definition and criminal punishment of sexual assault on women in India's transitional society is an important part of this research. The four most common forms of sexual assault in India are all included, including rape, kidnapping, sexual assault, and prostitution. According to the findings of this study, which looked at criminal court cases from 1992 to 2002, new types of offenders and crimes and their associated penalties can be identified. Comparative studies have theoretical and practical implications. Here, the Indian judiciary's role in preserving the human rights of those who are harmed has been thoroughly examined. The research also covers a range of options for paying victims of crime.