Formulate a code of conduct for employees in all private sector organisations , which clearly defines acceptable behaviour and language free from sexual harassment as directed by the Hon’ble High Court, and ensures complaint and redressal mechanisms in case of exceptional behaviour. View Details
The revised Code of Conduct for Government Servants should clearly define professional and respectful conduct towards female colleagues, including a clear definition of what constitutes harassment, abuse, or exploitation. Similarly, the Government Servants (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 2018 should specify the redressal mechanism and grievance procedure for the aggrieved parties, and clearly state the possible administrative and disciplinary measures, including sexual harassment at the workplace as a basis for punishment. View Details
Expand the government’s performance indicators on gender equality to include more indicators from the SDGs. For monitoring purposes, identify and monitor a set of gender equality outcome indicators for all sectors, from a list of national-level indicators. View Details
Propose and take measures for approval to amend the Any Other Business, AOB of other ministries and divisions to clarify their role in promoting gender equality and development in their policies, plans and programmes. View Details
Establish child and women-friendly specialised courts, with separate facilities for private hearings and needs-based facilities. View Details
Decide to establish two separate wings with specific scope of work, skilled human resources, budget and support services for the efficient management of women and children’s affairs activities in the MOWCA. View Details
Establish a central digital database for storing marriage registration data, requiring a national identity card and birth certificate. Introduce a system (linked to the digital database) to verify existing marital status before granting permission for new marriages. View Details
Salinity-prone and drought-affected areas where women have to travel long distances to collect water should be declared as ‘water-critical’ areas under the ‘Water Act, 2013’, which will compel the government to take appropriate measures. View Details
Increase the number of cyber tribunals, giving priority to districts with high incidences of online crimes, especially technology-induced gender-based violence against women. View Details
Amendment of the Pornography Control Act, 2012: The proposed Cyber Security Ordinance, 2025 amends the Pornography Control Act, 2012 to include digital child sexual abuse material and digital non-consensual pornography as offences. To ensure appropriate redress for online harm, the definition of pornography should include digital pornography, digital child sexual abuse material and digital non-consensual pornography. View Details