(1) Cases related to children, coercion, sale of live flesh, relationships, divorce or other cases prescribed by law to be heard in a closed court, and other cases ordered by the court to be heard in a closed court, as it is not appropriate to hear in an open court, shall be heard in a closed court.
(2) Under sub-rule (1), when the proceedings of the case are conducted in a closed court, the relevant legal practitioners, government lawyers, experts, accused persons, victims and their guardians. And only the police and court employees allowed by the court will be able to attend. 7(3) Copies of case documents viewed in closed session shall not be given to anyone other than the plaintiff, defendant, their lawyers and the victim. Explanation: For the purpose of this rule, the term victim means the whistleblower, the person affected by the offense or his custodian or guardian.
(4) No newspaper should publish the facts of a case heard in closed session. But if the court gives permission, the news can be broadcast without identifying the victim.