The Right of Homosexual Couples to Adopt in India: Promoting Equality and Inclusivity in Parental Rights
Lead author · Corresponding
Anisha Kar
PhD Scholar at KIIT School of Law, India
Abstract
The rights and recognition of the LGBTQ+ community have gained momentum worldwide, especially in the span of last few years. With the advent of modern times people and their approach has become more progressive and open-minded, various countries have taken significant strides towards ensuring equal rights for same-sex couples. In India, interweaving society of diverse cultures and traditions, the question of whether homosexual couples should have the right to adopt children has been a subject of ongoing debate. This paper explores the significance of granting this right, considering both the potential benefits and challenges that come with it.
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