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This research work by the researcher analyses the growth of cybercrime in India and especially in reference to women. People start using mobile phones and computers for interacting with their near and dear ones as well these equipment were used as for e- governance. Suddenly cyberspace has expanded its vistas and became part and parcel of the life of an individual whether man and woman. Different social media platforms like Orkut, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp etc. are used by people for sharing their views and getting information. Gradually cyberspace has been converted in a hub for creating crime against women in India. Women are being harassed by the cybercriminals by sending vague messages. They are stalked as well as the images of women are morphed. These all offences created a threat in the minds of women who are using the virtual space for the sake of entertainment as well as for getting knowledge. Right to speech and expression as well as right to live with dignity is recognised as basic
Dr. Shashya Mishra
Dr. Shashya Mishra has done her BSc from City Montessori Degree College Lucknow. She has completed her LL.B. from DAV PG College Lucknow (affiliated from Lucknow University). Further, she has got her LL.M. degree in Human Rights Law from Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University Lucknow, A Central University. Recently she has been awarded for Ph.D. from Babu Banarasi Das University Lucknow. The author has a keen interest in research related to the arena of human rights, Constitutional Law, Cyber law and feminist jurisprudence. She has authored more than 20 research paper along with 3 chapters in book. She has participated and presented paper in nearly 40 conferences. Additionally, she has actively participated in several faculty development programmes. She has chaired a session in national and international conferences and has also judged Moot Court Competition. She has been invited as a speaker on the various topics related to the rights of vulnerable section, Constitutional law and environmental issues etc.
