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High Court Highlights Dark Reality Of Advertisements | 'Fair & Lovely' Even In 2023? | Daily Mirror
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18:04Now PlayingIn this episode of Daily Mirror anchor Shreya Dhoundial will delve into the recent High Court's decision regarding advertisement based on skin colour. In a significant ruling last month, the Chhattisgarh High Court has called for the eradication of discrimination based on skin color. The court upheld a family court order that denied a man's divorce application, despite his claims of cruelty and desertion by his spouse. The court sided with the wife, who argued that she had been insulted and thrown out of her home due to her darker complexion. In its judgment, the court firmly criticized the man, stating that it cannot provide an incentive for promoting a colorist mindset. This decision highlights the court's commitment to promoting equality and challenging societal biases. It serves as a reminder that individuals should be valued for their character and not judged based on their appearance. The ruling sets a progressive precedent and encourages a more inclusive society. The guest of today's episode Suneita Ojha, advocate says "Shocked! This is happening in 2023. We're not a white country, we're a brown country. We got freedom in 1947" Tune in for an exclusive discussion only on Mirror Now.
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