Viewing or Photographing Women with Exposed Private Parts in Non-Private Settings Not an Offence Under Section 354C IPC: Kerala HC

The Kerala High Court, in a significant interpretation of voyeurism laws, ruled that viewing or photographing women with exposed private parts in a public or non-private setting does not fall under the offence of voyeurism as outlined in Section 354C of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The decision came in the case of Ajith Pillai

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