The Supreme Court on Tuesday flagged the issue of organized child trafficking cases in India and directed the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to collect data on

In a landmark verdict, Supreme Court on Monday ruled that mere viewing of child pornographic material on the internet is also an offence under Section 15 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (Pocso) Act and provisions of Information Technology Act,

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has ruled that downloading, storing, possessing, and viewing child pornography is a criminal offence under the POCSO Act. The court has also directed the government to update the Act's language to better reflect the severity of the crime.

The Supreme Court of India ruled on Monday that individuals can face criminal liability for viewing, downloading, storing, or distributing child pornography. This landmark decision — based on the

The SC ruled that viewing or possessing child sexual exploitative material is illegal, urging the government to promote sex education and redefine related laws.

The Supreme Court, while holding that watching and storing child pornographic content is an offence under the POCSO (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences) and the Information Technology (IT) acts,