Section 2 of IRWPA : Section 2: Definitions
IRWPA
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Explanation using Example
Let's consider a hypothetical scenario to understand the application of the definitions provided in Section 2 of The Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986:
Imagine a company called "GlamCosmetics" decides to launch a new lipstick line. They create a print advertisement showing a woman in a suggestive pose with zoomed-in images focusing on her lips in a manner that is explicitly sexualized. The advertisement is printed on flyers (notices) and distributed in public areas and also appears on large billboards (visible representations) with bright lights.
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