Comparative legal analysis uncovers regulatory gaps addressing digital psychosexual offenses, highlighting the urgent need for systemic legal reform to protect victims.
Key Points
Examine the escalation of technology-facilitated psychosexual crimes in the digital age, evaluate the effectiveness of existing legal frameworks, and identify enforcement challenges.
Conducted a doctrinal legal study synthesizing qualitative and quantitative data from government reports, official statistics, and case studies spanning 2000 to 2025.
Evaluated technological facilitation and psychological motivations while comparing Indian statutory provisions with international legal frameworks.
Identified substantial statutory gaps and enforcement hurdles that systematically drive the underreporting and non-reporting of digital psychosexual offenses.
Determined that the rapid expansion of social media, digital anonymity, and artificial intelligence equips offenders with accessible tools to gratify psychosexual motives through harassment and abuse.