PRAYAGRAJ: The Allahabad high court has observed that it is time for men to realise that a woman's body, privacy and rights are her own and not subject to the control or ownership of her husband.
The court, according to a report on news portal Live Law, said that a man is expected to honour the trust and faith reposed in him by his wife and sharing their intimate videos amounts to a violation of the inherent confidentiality that defines the bond between the two.
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