Background
Overview
This concept is vital for understanding judicial reforms, social justice, women's rights, and the practical implementation of constitutional principles. It reflects the judiciary's evolving role in addressing societal inequalities and ensuring a victim-centric approach to justice.
Gender sensitivity in the judiciary refers to the awareness and application of principles that ensure fair, equitable, and non-discriminatory treatment of all individuals, particularly women and vulnerable groups, within the legal system. It is crucial for upholding constitutional values of equality and justice, ensuring that judicial processes do not perpetuate stereotypes or re-traumatize victims.