Justice Basha Commission has sought more time to complete consultations on anti-honour killing law: Minister
The Justice Basha Commission in Tamil Nadu has requested more time to finalize recommendations for an anti-honour killing law. The government is also planning to increase budget allocations for social justice initiatives, including housing and overseas scholarships for marginalized communities.
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Legislative efforts to curb caste-based violence are critical for social reform and human rights in India.
The Commission headed by retired High Court judge Justice K.N. Basha, constituted by the Tamil Nadu government to recommend legislation to prevent caste-based crimes committed in the name of honour, has sought more time to complete its consultations, Minister for Social Justice Vanni Arasu said on Wednesday.
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