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Child Pornography

Supreme Court for comprehensive sex education
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Supreme Court for comprehensive sex education

The Supreme Court advocates for comprehensive sex education to combat child exploitation, foster consent awareness, and address misconceptions in India.

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Storage or watching child pornography is offence under POCSO Act: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Storage or watching child pornography is offence under POCSO Act: SC [Read Judgment]

Storage or viewing of child pornography is an offense under the POCSO Act, rules the Supreme Court, urging legislative amendments to reflect this serious crime.

Storage or watching child porno is offence under POCSO Act: SC Judiciary
Storage or watching child porno is offence under POCSO Act: SC

SC rules storage or watching child pornography an offence under POCSO Act, overturning Madras HC order, and urges replacing the term with CSEAM.

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