Why is a Uniform Civil Code considered a measure of justice for women
Vice-President's view on Uniform Civil Code
Uniform Civil Code is considered a measure of justice for women for several reasons, as highlighted by the Vice-President:
- It promotes gender equality by ensuring equal rights and opportunities for men and women in matters of marriage, divorce, inheritance, and property rights.
- It eliminates discriminatory practices such as unilateral divorce, polygamy, and the unequal treatment of women in personal laws.
- It empowers women to make independent decisions about their personal and family life, increasing their autonomy and agency.
- It helps in creating a more just and inclusive society by ensuring that all citizens, regardless of gender or religion, are treated equally under the law.
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