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Separation is between spouses, not between parents

Separation should only be between spouses, not between parents. This idea, once expressed by a Hon’ble Family judge, carries a deep truth. With rapid social and economic change in our society, conjugal and familial relationships are becoming more complex with each passing day, and so are the conditions for their dissolutions. When a marriage ends whether through a husband’s decision to divorce or a wife’s choice to seek khula, the real victims are often the children. Their well-being, both physical and emotional, is at stake. While a husband and wife may no longer be bound by marriage, their duties as

Family court trauma

For the past few weeks, I’ve been thinking about the emotional trauma I used to face while working in family courts. It’s not easy, especially for someone with a soft and sensitive heart. Seeing the emotional struggles of families and children every day was overwhelming. The stress, the pressure, and the heartbreak that come with this kind of work are something I can’t forget. When I first started, it affected me deeply. My mental and physical health started to suffer, and there were times I found myself in the hospital almost every other week. Coming from a background where I

Racial Violence (Opinion)

“No country can claim to be free of racism, racism is a global concern, and tackling it requires a universal effort.” If we heard the word racism what hits our mind is the caste system, the difference among religions and the difference of colour, caste, culture and generation. But what racism actually is? We don’t even bother ourselves to think about what we usually do when we talk about racism. In my point of view, racism is the difference of thinking which influences people in their surroundings. Or we can say racism is an issue of acceptance between people, as

Cultural diversity need of the day (Opinion)

“The crucial differences which distinguish human societies and human beings are not biological. They are cultural.” by Ruth Benedict. From the above point of view, the great difference that separates people around the world is their CULTURE. Here the question arises as to what culture is? Culture is a broad term that encompasses ideas, customs, social norms, beliefs, values, norms, and in general can be understood as the “way of being” of individuals or communities. But when we think about it in the depths of this definition, it provides an element of individual identification. When you travel the earth, you

Shedding Light on Surrogacy

For many, the blessing and hope to parenthood are not always how they will have pictured, particularly when experiencing a long route of infertility or in some cases knowing from the beginning there will be difficulty to accept the lack in themselves. An option often left behind is surrogacy. Surrogacy is an agreement in which a woman agrees to carry and give birth to a child on behalf of another person or couple. Surrogacy involves two persons, one is intended parents (who need a child, suffering from infertility) works with a gestational surrogate (who will carry and care for their

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