'Izzat: Chuppi se Insaaf Tak' is a practical, survivor-centric guidebook. It offers warm, real stories where process replaces victim-blaming. Each chapter ends with quick toolkits: Zero/e-FIR steps, Section 164 CrPC statement, medical & forensic do’s and don’ts, how to protect digital evidence (screenshots, metadata, backups), and how to apply for witness protection/compensation.

For workplaces and campuses, you’ll find a simple POSH/ICC playbook, POCSO child-friendly rules, cyber safety (stalking, deepfakes, doxxing), public transport & city safety, an intersectional lens, and “life after the case”—education, jobs, and mental-health support.

Appendix includes: 112/181 helplines, OSC locator hints, legal quick-ref (IPC-BNS/BNSS basics), court-day planner, media-ethics points, and ready-to-use posters for both village and city settings.

Who it’s for: survivors & families; teachers/HR/journalists/community leaders; police/prosecution/judiciary—anyone who believes respect is non-negotiable.

Outcome? Not just awareness—action. So that we all learn to call “No” by its real name: respect—at home, in school, at work, in the village square, and in court.