The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1932

The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1932 is an important piece of legislation in India that was introduced to strengthen laws against sexual offenses, particularly against women. It expanded the definition of rape and increased penalties for such crimes. The act aimed to provide better legal protection for women and address societal issues related to sexual violence. Additionally, it included provisions for the trial of these offenses to be conducted more swiftly, emphasizing the need for justice in cases of sexual assault. Overall, it marked a significant change in how sexual crimes were treated in Indian law.