Supreme Court addresses consensual sex after a relationship ends
Crime · First reported 30 Oct, 17:41 · Updated 18:37

The coverage reports that the Supreme Court said a relationship ending does not, by itself, make previously consensual sexual relations criminal. One headline frames the issue around intimacy being labelled rape; another highlights the right to end a relationship.
- The Indian Express headline reports that the Supreme Court said physical intimacy cannot be branded as rape merely because a relationship soured.
- NDTV reports that the bench said ending a relationship does not make previously consensual sexual relations criminal.
- The two headlines frame the ruling differently: one focuses on whether intimacy can be labelled rape, while the other asks whether a man has a right to end a relationship.
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- Ending a relationship does not render previously consensual sexual relations criminal.
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