Minister of State for Women and Child Welfare has requested the government to set up fast track courts for providing justice to the rape victims.


Fast Track Courts For Rape Victims’ Justice
Last Updated: 2009-07-24T11:30:23+05:30
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Fast Track Courts For Rape Victims’ Justice
Krishna Tirath
Krishna Tirath
Krishna Tirath, Minister of State for Women and Child Welfare, on Thursday called for setting up fast-track courts to provide speedier justice to rape victims.
 
"There should be fast-track courts to conduct trial of rape cases. Only then, the rape victim would get speedy justice," Tirath said in the Lok Sabha during a discussion on the demand of grants for her ministry.
 
She stressed that rape victims have to run from pillar to post for 10-20 years to get justice. She also appealed for social initiatives to end the tradition of dowry. "Those who demand and give dowry should be boycotted," she said.
 
Stating that the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government is committed to the welfare of women and children, Tirath appealed to the states to provide more opportunities to women and to "take some definitive measures in this regard".

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