Women Justice & Question of Law

About the Book: Dr Rajeshree Dutta Kumar has been a student of philosophy with specialisation in Indian philosophy Philosophy of language and Feminist Studies. She is a gold medallist from University of Delhi for her Master Degree. Equipped with an M. Phil Degree from University of Delhi she completed her Doctoral Studies from IIT Delhi in 2008. Armed with her academic and research rigour she has many niche media organisations and worked with developmental agencies focusing on Gender education governance digital transformation futuristic technologies geospatial and space eco systems. Currently she is living in Gurgaon India. About the Author: Women's moral judgment is more contextual more immersed in the details of relationships and narratives. The contextuality narrativity and specificity of women's moral judgment is not a sign of weakness or deficiency but a manifestation of a vision of their moral maturity. The need therefore is of a morality in which care occupies a central position. A care based morality demands that we think of law not merely in term of punishing and reforming institutions but also in terms of caring and supporting ones