Cyber Crimes against Women in India
An Analysis
Keywords:
Cybercrime, Women’s Safety, Cyberstalking, Revenge Pornography, Digital Literacy, Legal ProtectionAbstract
Cybercrime against women is a growing threat in India, exacerbated by the rapid expansion of the digital landscape. Women are subjected to various forms of online harassment, cyberstalking, identity theft and non-consensual distribution of explicit content, which have serious psychological, emotional and social consequences. Despite existing legal frameworks such as the Information Technology Act 2000, women are often inadequately protected due to enforcement problems and gaps in legislation. Addressing this issue requires a multi-pronged approach that includes improving digital literacy, strengthening legal protections and promoting collaboration between government agencies, law enforcement and civil society. By addressing the root causes and implementing comprehensive solutions, we can create a safer and more inclusive digital environment for women in India.
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