Supreme Court Directs Police Not to Take Coercive Action Against Woman Journalist

Delhi :The Supreme Court directed police not to take coercive action against a woman journalist whose complaint alleging molestation was under consideration by the court. The matter was among several petitions concerning alleged harassment of women journalists and attacks on children during protests. The court’s direction relates to the ongoing legal proceedings; the underlying allegations have not been established as proven guilt.

Action to Be Taken

Authorities should investigate complaints of sexual harassment fairly and protect complainants from intimidation or retaliation. Journalists covering public events should have access to safe reporting channels and appropriate legal protection.

📰 Source: Times of india (English)