Equal Rights Review Volume 16, Equal Rights Trust
Different people mean different things when they talk about intersectionality. That which intersects can relate to identities, prohibited grounds of discrimination, human rights, human rights violations, disadvantages, inequalities, systems of oppression, and so on; and intersectionality itself is referred to variously as a theory, a framework (another spatial metaphor), a method, a practice… The reader will find all of these usages, and more, in this issue alone.
Table of Contents
Editorial – Intersectionality
Articles
Jade Glenister – Good Intentions: Can the “Protective Custody” of Women Amount to Torture?
Se-shauna Wheatle – The Constitutionality of the “Homosexual Advance Defence” in the Commonwealth Caribbean
Special
Gerard Quinn – Reflections on the Value of Intersectionality to the Development of Non-Discrimination Law
Ben Smith- Intersectional Discrimination and Substantive Equality: A Comparative and Theoretical Perspective
Ivona Truscan and Joanna Bourke-Martignoni – International Human Rights Law and Intersectional Discrimination
Siobhan Curran – Intersectionality and Human Rights Law: An Examination of the Coercive Sterilisation of Romani Women
Shreya Atrey – Through the Looking Glass of Intersectionality: Making Sense of Indian Discrimination Jurisprudence under Article 15
Johanne Bouchard and Patrice Meyer-Bisch – Intersectionality and Interdependence of Human Rights: Same or Different?
Interview
Intersectionality in Promoting Equality
Testimony
Layers of Marginalisation: Life for Rohingya Women
Case Notes
Sam Barnes – Physical Fitness and Gender Discrimination: Entrenching Stereotypes
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