<p>Thiruvananthapuram: The release of the much-awaited Justice K Hema Committee report, which studied issues faced by women in the Malayalam film industry, has been delayed again as the Kerala government on Saturday reportedly decided to wait for the outcome of an actress' plea against its publication.</p>.<p>Renjini, who had given statements to the committee has moved the High Court reportedly raising concerns about the content of the report.</p>.<p>Earlier, the publication of the report, which was to be released on July 24, was put on hold by the Kerala High Court on a plea moved by a Malayalam film producer.</p>.<p>Subsequently, the High Court dismissed the plea on August 13 and directed the government to make the report public within a week from then.</p>.<p>Kerala Women's Commission chairperson P Sathidevi said that the government, which was going to release the report on Saturday, probably decided to wait in view of the actress' plea which is expected to be heard by the High Court on Monday.</p>.Doctors protest in Kerala hospitals against rape-murder of woman doctor in Kolkata.<p>"There are no hurdles in the publication of the report." She further said that the women's commission, right from the start, has been in favour of making the report public.</p>.<p>The State Information Commission had on July 5 directed the State Public Information Officer (SPIO) to reasonably disseminate the information in the report while ensuring that it does not compromise the privacy of individuals.</p>.<p>The committee was formed after the 2017 actress assault case involving actor Dileep, to study issues of sexual harassment and gender inequality in Malayalam cinema.</p>.<p>Even though the report was filed in 2019, the government is yet to release the details as it is suspected to contain sensitive information.</p>.<p>The actress-victim who has worked in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam films was allegedly abducted and molested in her car for two hours by some of the accused, who had forced their way into the vehicle on the night of February 17, 2017 and later escaped in a busy area.</p>.<p>The entire act was filmed by some of the accused to blackmail the actress.</p>.<p>There are 10 accused in the case. Dileep, the eighth accused in the case, was also arrested and sent to jail. He was released after the court granted him bail. The case is pending. </p>
<p>Thiruvananthapuram: The release of the much-awaited Justice K Hema Committee report, which studied issues faced by women in the Malayalam film industry, has been delayed again as the Kerala government on Saturday reportedly decided to wait for the outcome of an actress' plea against its publication.</p>.<p>Renjini, who had given statements to the committee has moved the High Court reportedly raising concerns about the content of the report.</p>.<p>Earlier, the publication of the report, which was to be released on July 24, was put on hold by the Kerala High Court on a plea moved by a Malayalam film producer.</p>.<p>Subsequently, the High Court dismissed the plea on August 13 and directed the government to make the report public within a week from then.</p>.<p>Kerala Women's Commission chairperson P Sathidevi said that the government, which was going to release the report on Saturday, probably decided to wait in view of the actress' plea which is expected to be heard by the High Court on Monday.</p>.Doctors protest in Kerala hospitals against rape-murder of woman doctor in Kolkata.<p>"There are no hurdles in the publication of the report." She further said that the women's commission, right from the start, has been in favour of making the report public.</p>.<p>The State Information Commission had on July 5 directed the State Public Information Officer (SPIO) to reasonably disseminate the information in the report while ensuring that it does not compromise the privacy of individuals.</p>.<p>The committee was formed after the 2017 actress assault case involving actor Dileep, to study issues of sexual harassment and gender inequality in Malayalam cinema.</p>.<p>Even though the report was filed in 2019, the government is yet to release the details as it is suspected to contain sensitive information.</p>.<p>The actress-victim who has worked in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam films was allegedly abducted and molested in her car for two hours by some of the accused, who had forced their way into the vehicle on the night of February 17, 2017 and later escaped in a busy area.</p>.<p>The entire act was filmed by some of the accused to blackmail the actress.</p>.<p>There are 10 accused in the case. Dileep, the eighth accused in the case, was also arrested and sent to jail. He was released after the court granted him bail. The case is pending. </p>