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Section 377: A Timeline of India’s Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights | Feminism in India

How did a colonial-era law shape the lives of LGBTQ+ people in India for over 150 years? And what did it take to finally strike it down? Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code criminalised queer intimacy under the vague label of "unnatural offences," fuelling decades of stigma, violence, and fear. But queer communities fought back, in courtrooms, on the streets, and in everyday acts of resistance. From the Less Than Gay report in 1991 to the historic 2018 Supreme Court verdict in Navtej Singh Johar v. Union of India, this is the legal and political timeline of one of India’s most defining LGBTQ+ battles. Explore how landmark cases, like NALSA v. Union of India and Puttaswamy v. Union of India, reshaped constitutional rights and why even today, with Section 377 repealed, India still lacks strong anti-discrimination laws and gender-neutral protections for queer and trans survivors of violence. Enjoyed watching this video? Support us by becoming an FII member: https://feminisminindia.com/membership/ _______________________________________________________________________ Follow Feminism In India: Website: https://www.feminisminindia.com Facebook:   / feminisminindia   Twitter:   / feminisminindia   Instagram:   / feminismini.  . Telegram: https://t.me/feminisminindia Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3s18dpS