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SIF ONE Helpline (8882 498 498) has been receiving thousands of calls each month from men across India as well as overseas, men who are battered, abused, depressed by the widespread male-hatred in the Society.

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Latest Updates on Judgements and Events

  • Supreme court guidelines and judgements on matters related to police and Judicial Process
  • MINISTERY OF HOME AFFAIRS GUIDELINES FOR ISSUEING SUMMONS IN JUDICIAL CASES TO PERSONS LIVING ABROAD (MLATs with 25 countries)
  • Garima Jain Vs Rohit Jain , Delhi High Court as on 28 April 2025
    CM APPL. 18646/2025(Exemption) The Delhi High Court dismissed an appeal filed by Garima Jain (appellant/mother) against an order passed by the Family Court granting visitation rights to Rohit Jain (respondent/father) for their minor child. The Court observed that: 1. The child needs love and affection from both parents for psychological, …Read More »
  • Sharmila Velamur vs V. Sanjay and Ors. , SC As on 3 March 2025
    Contempt Petition (C) No. 9 / 2025 (In Special Leave Petition (Crl.) No. 17281 / 2024) In the event there is any confusion or doubt regarding a person’s capacity and ability to make independent decisions and if there is a definitive opinion on disability endorsed by a specialist, domain expert, …Read More »
  • S.437(6) CrPC/S.480(6) BNSS | Be Liberal While Deciding Bail When Magistrate Trial Hasn’t Concluded In 60 Days : Supreme Court
    SUBHELAL @ SUSHIL SAHU Vs THE STATE OF CHHATTISGARH as on 18 February 2025 The Supreme Court , observed that courts should adopt a liberal approach while dealing with applications under Section 437(6) of CrPC in cases where there is no chance of evidence tampering, absconding, or accused delaying the …Read More »
  • She Went With Him Voluntarily’ : Supreme Court Acquits Man Accused Of Kidnapping Girl Aged Between 16-18 Yrs For Marriage
    TILKU ALIAS TILAK SINGH Vs THE STATE OF UTTARAKHAND as on 06 February 2025 The Supreme Court recently acquitted a man accused of kidnapping a minor girl, ruling that the girl had willingly left with him and was living with him as his wife. The Court found that the essential …Read More »

Together we can make a difference

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MWT has been diligently working on issues such as victimization of men & their families due to heavy misuse of gender-based laws such as IPC 498A (Dowry Harassment Law); Dowry Prohibition (DP) Act; Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV Act); IPC 376 (Rape Law); IPC 354 (Sexual Harassment Law); CrPC 125 & Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (Maintenance Laws); The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act etc., rising incidents of male suicides due to domestic/ family problems, male disposability/ homelessness of men, domestic violence on men, mental health issues, low life expectancy of men, vocational training, rehab, DV shelter homes for men to name a few.

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