CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SEXUAL OFFENSES COMMITTED BY PUBLIC EMPLOYEES IN PRISON OFFICIALS, WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON CUSTODIAL RAPE
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Custodial rape, a sort of sexual assault committed by those in positions of trust or power against those who are in their care, is a serious topic that is examined in this research paper. The nature of custodial rape and its legal ramifications, the power dynamics involved, and the difficulties in reporting and dealing with such incidents are all thoroughly examined in this research. The research examines preventative tactics with the significance of encouraging responsibility, and methods to protect the rights and dignity of persons who are susceptible to custodial abuse by drawing on legislative frameworks. This research paper's objective is to provide a comprehensive analysis of custodial rape, focusing on its nature, legal characteristics, and for effective preventative measures.
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