Thursday, 6 September 2018

History owes apology to LGBT persons for discrimination: Key points SC made

A five-judge constitution bench concurred on the matter and presented their opinion with various philosophical and constitutional rationale
Pride Parade, LGBT
BS | The Supreme Court on Thursday struck down Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, decriminalising homosexual relationships between consenting adults. The judgement is being held as historic by the civil society as the apex court has for the first time ruled in favour of same-sex relationships.
A five-judge constitution bench concurred on the matter and presented their opinion with various philosophical and constitutional rationale.
Key takeaways of the historic verdict: Section 377
History owes an apology to LGBT persons for ostracisation, discrimination, the Supreme Court of India said
LGBT community possesses the same human and fundamental rights as other citizens
Sexual orientation a biological phenomenon, any discrimination on this grounds is
violative of fundamental rights So far as a consensual unnatural sexual act in private is concerned, it is neither harmful nor contagious to society
Courts must protect the dignity of an individual as the right to live with dignity is recognised as a fundamental right
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