India’s top court rules controversial Muslim divorce law “unconstitutional”

August 22, 2017 2:45 PM

NEW DELHI (REUTERS) – India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday (Aug 22) ruled a controversial Muslim quick divorce law”unconstitutional”, a landmark victory for Muslim women who had long argued that it violated their right to equality.

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