Internet Democracy Project

From sexual harassment to rape threats to gender-based hate speech, women face disproportionate levels of abuse online. This briefing paper by Richa Kaul Padte and Anja Kovacs asks: how and to what extent can the law in India help? And what amendments could be made to the law to improve support for women in their fight against online abuse? We investigate. (A shorter version of this paper has been published in EPW (Economic and Political Weekly), 29 June 2013).   More

This blog post is the final one in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.    More

This blog post is ninth in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.    More

This blog post is eighth in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.   More

This blog post is seventh in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.    More

This blog post is sixth in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.   More

This blog post is fifth in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.   More

This blog post is fourth in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.    More

This blog post is third in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.    More

This blog post is second in a series of ten blog posts to report on the EROTICS India workshop, recently concluded in Delhi.    More