Cyber socialising and victimisation of women: a comparative analysis of laws in India, UK and Canada
Publication details: Bengaluru: National Law School of India University, 2013Description: 321,lii pDDC classification:- 362.88 HAL
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CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Reference | REF | 362.88 HAL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | not for loan | TH-201 |
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1. Women -- Cyber Crime - Comparative Study. 2. Computer Crimes - Law and Legislation. 3. Internet and women.
Ph.D.
Under the supervision of Setlur B.N.Prakash
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