The issue of Section 377 was first raised by NGO Naaz Foundation, which had approached the Delhi High Court in 2001.

Justice AP Shah, architect of the landmark Delhi high court judgment that first decriminalised homosexuality in July 2009, writes exclusive...

No provision in existing laws allows couples or a single LGBT person to adopt.

Section 377 of IPC refers to 'unnatural offences' and says whoever voluntarily has carnal intercourse against the order of nature with any ...

A five judge bench unanimously diluted sec 377 to exclude all kinds of adult consensual sexual behaviour.

The CJI held that Section 377 in its present form violated Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution that deals with freedom of speech and expre...

The SC on Thursday unanimously decriminalised part of the 158-year-old colonial law under Section 377 of the IPC which criminalises consens...

Voices across India's cultural spectrum have welcomed the apex court's decision.

This verdict will have many implications for what Justice Chandrachud refers to as our “negative freedoms” — protection from intrusions int...

In sharp contrast, the SC's Tuesday judgment on transgenders, granting the latter constitutional status as a third gender, is to be hailed ...

"We will discuss and chalk out our strategies as to how to fight for their (LGBT) cause," Gohil told reporters at airport here tonight.

Several Muslim leaders echoed RSS and BJP's sentiments on the Section 377 issue over its move to file a review petition against SC verdict ...

The govt has filed its review petition against the SC's decision to uphold Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code which criminalizes homosexu...

Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860, that criminalises gay sex has remained in the statute book for over 150 years.

SC has actually told the LGBT community that they are second-class citizens; they cannot exercise freedom expressing the core of their pers...

Among the repercussions of SC's ruling is that HIV/AIDS patients among LGBT persons may not any longer be able to access public health faci...

Section 377 of the IPC must be done away with.