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Kerala activist Rehana Fathima moves to SC, Is nudity necessarily obscene? | The Urban Debate
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42:01Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate, the debate over nudity and obscenity was being discussed, Activist Rehana Fathima was booked for a video that showed her minor children paining on her semi-nude body. The case has moved to the Supreme Court, saying that nudity is not necessarily obscenity.
If people really want to raise a point, they should go to Bollywood and book everyone who objectifies women, as women are often objectified there, says Yogita Bhayana on the row over video of Rehana's children painting her body. She also says that she does not believe that Rehana was objectifying herself in the video.
CPI leader Annie Raja states that the core issue is that is a woman's body is being viewed as a sexual object. Even the court seems uncomfortable about a woman's body. She further states that nobody forced people to watch the video, it is about personal choice.
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