Prateeksha Trivedi is a law postgraduate and a pursuing Ph.D. candidate, specializing in the intersection of law, ethics, and social justice. Her research builds upon her dissertation “Legalization of Euthanasia for Patients with Terminal Illness: A Study”, reflecting her interest in end-of-life rights, human dignity, and progressive legal reforms. She has worked at Future University, guiding students in academic and career pathways, and as a freelance legal content writer, producing accessible and research-based legal material. With a deep commitment to legal awareness and education, she aspires to contribute to academia as a law professor, to policy development as a legal researcher, and to society as an advocate for informed legal rights.
Justice delayed is justice denied—a maxim that resonates painfully in the context of rape cases in India...This delay not only retraumatises survivors but also erodes public faith in the criminal justice system.
