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Advancing Law Relating to Women and Children: A Walk  of Life to Find its Way

Advancing Law Relating to Women and Children: A Walk of Life to Find its Way

Dr. Meenu Sharma, Dr. Gargi Bhadoria, Dr. Sheeba Ahad, Dr. Gazala Sharif

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Paperback

ISBN

978-93-48959-74-4

DOI

DOI Applied

PAGES

174 pages

PRICE

Rs. 1000.00/- ($80)

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About The Authors
Dr. Meenu Sharma

Dr. Meenu Sharma is an Assistant Professor of Law at Amity Law School, Noida, where she has been dedicatedly teaching for the past 10 years. Before transitioning to academia, she gained practical legal experience by practicing at the High Court under the mentorship of Senior Advocate Ramakant Kashyap for one year. Dr. Sharma earned her Bachelor of Law degree in 2012 and a Master of Law in Business in 2014, both from Amity University, Uttar Pradesh. She is currently pursuing the Company Secretary (Executive) course.

Dr. Sharma has made significant contributions to the legal academic field, presenting numerous papers at both national and international conferences. Her research has been published in prestigious journals, including a reputed Scopus-indexed journal, as well as in Web of Science and UGC-approved publications. She has also served as a judge in various national moot court competitions.

Dr. Gargi Bhadoria

Dr. Gargi Bhadoria is a distinguished academic professional serving as an Assistant Professor of Law at Amity Law School, Amity University Uttar Pradesh. Specializing in Corporate Law, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role as an educator and mentor.

Dr. Bhadoria is an alumnus of Allahabad University, Allahabad and Jiwaji University, Uttar Gwalior, and earned her doctoral degree (Ph.D.) from Barkatullah University, Bhopal. With an impressive teaching career spanning over 13 years, she has made significant contributions to legal education and research. Her dedication to academic excellence and commitment to shaping future legal professionals underscor

Dr. Sheeba Ahad

Dr. Sheeba Ahad Assistant Professor (II) at Amity University, Noida, she is celebrated for her dedication to cultivating an interactive and enriching learning environment. Dr. Sheeba specializes in labour law, particularly the socio-economic dynamics of migrant workers, a focus evident in her Ph.D. thesis, which examined ILO Standards and seasonal migrant labor in Kashmir's brick kiln industry.

With an extensive academic background, including a Ph.D. from the Central University of Kashmir and an LLM in Business Law from Amity University, Dr. Sheeba has consistently contributed to legal scholarship. She qualified UGC-NET in 2015. Her research spans topics such as labour migration, forensic science, and gender-related violence, with several publications in peer-reviewed journals and UGC-CARE-listed platforms.

Beyond academia, Dr. Sheeba is a frequent contributor to international conferences, seminars, and workshops, underscoring her commitment to professional growth and interdisciplinary engagement. Her book chapters and journal articles explore diverse legal and societal themes, reflecting her versatility as a researcher.

Passionate about fostering an inclusive and rewarding academic culture, Dr. Sheeba mentors students in legal writing and internships while guiding LLM dissertations. She is also actively involved in various institutional committees at Amity University.

Dr. Sheeba's mission is to bridge the gap between theoretical legal frameworks and their practical implications, empowering students and professionals to address real-world challenges effectively.

Dr. Gazala Sharif

Dr. Gazala Sharif is a distinguished academic and legal professional with a Ph.D. in Law from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. Her research focuses on human rights law, particularly in conflict zones, earning her accolades such as the IPRF University Fellowship. She holds an LL.M. in International Environmental Law from Amity University and a B.A. LL.B.(H) from the University of Kashmir. Currently serving as an Associate Professor at the School of Law, IILM Greater Noida.

Dr. Sharif has over seven years of teaching experience, specializing in human rights, International Environmental Law, and international humanitarian law. A passionate mentor, she has guided numerous postgraduate students in their dissertations and coordinated key academic programs. Beyond academia, Dr. Sharif actively contributes to society as Vice Chairperson of Ibaadatkhana, promoting religious tolerance, and as Vice President of the Chinar Foundation, working to preserve Kashmiri culture. An accomplished author, she has published extensively on topics ranging from gender equality to environmental law, with several papers appearing in UGC Care-listed journals. With her unique blend of legal expertise, research excellence, and community service, Dr. Gazala Sharif continues to make impactful contributions to law and society.


About The Book

The legal landscape governing the rights and protections of women and children has undergone significant transformations over the centuries. From historical struggles for recognition and basic rights to contemporary advancements in legal frameworks, the journey has been one of resilience, advocacy, and reform. However, despite the progress, deep-rooted challenges persist, calling for continued discourse, legal evolution, and societal awareness.

Advancing Law Relating to Women and Children: A Walk of Life to Find Its Way seeks to explore the legal mechanisms that have shaped the rights of women and children while critically analyzing their effectiveness in addressing contemporary issues. This book delves into the historical evolution of legal protections, international and domestic legal frameworks, and the challenges that still hinder the realization of full justice and equality. Through a sociological and legal lens, it highlights the complexities of gender-based violence, child rights, labor exploitation, trafficking, and the intersectionality of caste, class, and gender in the legal domain.

The objective of this book is not only to document legal developments but also to question existing loopholes, identify areas of reform, and emphasize the role of policy, governance, and grassroots activism in shaping a more just society. By examining case studies, legislative successes, and ongoing struggles, this work aspires to contribute to a broader conversation about advancing legal protections for those most vulnerable.

This book is intended for legal scholars, policymakers, activists, students, and anyone invested in the pursuit of justice for women and children. It is my hope that this work serves as a catalyst for further discussions, legal advancements, and collective efforts toward a future where the rights of women and children are not merely protected in theory but realized in practice.



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