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International Journal ofLegal Science & Innovation
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International Journal ofLegal Science & Innovation
Open accessArticlesVol. 3 No. VI (2021)pp. 193–205

Reproductive Justice vis-à-vis Women Rights: A Comparative analysis between U.S and India

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Shyamali KumarTRIP Fellow at Jindal Global Law School, India
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Published 28 December 2021 · pp. 193–205 · Vol. 3 No. VI (2021)
Abstract

This research paper is an effort to understand the intricacies of women rights in US and India through a minute examination of the legislations in place for both the countries. Since women rights have often been a subject of discourse in all forms of civilized societies, whether it is a developed nation like America that is believed to provide women with larger and more varied choices when it comes to their reproductive health or India wherein the choices of women are often limited due to various social and economic factors that play a significant role in the society. The full realization of their rights, however remains a debatable issue in both the countries as women continue to demand and strive for progressive changes through legislations.

Keywords
Reproductive JusticeReproductive RightsWomen RightsAbortionWomen of Color

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Shyamali Kumar, Reproductive Justice vis-à-vis Women Rights: A Comparative analysis between U.S and India, 3 Int’l J. Legal Sci. & Innovation 193 (2021).

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Shyamali Kumar, Reproductive Justice vis-à-vis Women Rights: A Comparative analysis between U.S and India, 3 Int’l J. Legal Sci. & Innovation 193 (2021).