Chief Justice Chandrachud Advocates for Enhanced Women’s Participation in Judiciary
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Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud calls for greater participation of women in workplace including judiciary
New Delhi – In a significant push for gender equity within the legal domain, Chief Justice of India Dr. Justice D.Y. Chandrachud has emphasized the need for increased female representation in the judiciary during an exclusive interview with Akashvani News. Broadcast on October 24, 2024, the Chief Justice highlighted how the inclusion of women not only brings diverse perspectives but also enriches the judicial process with insights from various life experiences.
Details of the Interview:
Chief Justice Chandrachud pointed out the promising trend in judicial recruitment, where over 50 percent of the new entrants into the district judiciary are women. This statistic, he believes, sets a hopeful trajectory for greater gender balance in higher judicial echelons in the coming years. His comments come as part of a broader discussion on the importance of inclusivity in the judiciary, aiming to reflect the societal makeup more accurately.
Implications for the Judiciary:
This call for action by the Chief Justice is seen as a beacon for change, urging all stakeholders in the legal system to adopt measures that promote and sustain the career progression of women judges. The hope is that such initiatives will not only lead to more equitable gender representation but also enhance the quality of legal interpretation and application by incorporating varied viewpoints.
Where to Find More:
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