Sexual orientation, gender identity and justice : a comparative law casebook

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ISBN	9789290371560 (pbk.)
Call Number	HQ76.25 J55 2011
Author	Jernow, Allison Liu
Title	Sexual orientation, gender identity and justice : a comparative law casebook/ researched and written by Alli Jernow with the assistance of Derek Loh ... [et al.]
Imprint	Geneva : International Commission of Jurists, [2011].
Physical	xxiii, 393 p. ; 22 cm.
Contents Note	Decriminalisation --Universality, equality and non-discrimination --Employment discrimination --Freedom of assembly, association and expression --Military service --Intersex --Gender expression and cross-dressing --Recognising gender identity --Transgender marriage --Freedom of religion and non-discrimination --Parenting --Asylum and immigration --Partnership benefits and recognition --Marriage.
Summary	It presents more than one hundred judicial decisions from every region of the world and analyzes the role of international and comparative law in cases involving such topics as the criminalisation of sexual conduct, gender expression and cross-dressing, employment discrimination, freedom of religion and non-discrimination, and partnership benefits and recognition. It is the first book of its kind. The Comparative Law Casebook should be of use to human rights activists, legal practitioners, judges and students who seek to use the law to vindicate rights.
Subject	Equality
Subject	Gay rights
Subject	Gender identity
Subject	Homosexuality--Law and legislation
Subject	Sex discrimination in employment
Coorperative Author	Loh, Derek
Corporate Author	International Commission of Jurists
Link	Electronic resource
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520 ^aIt presents more than one hundred judicial decisions from every region of the world and analyzes the role of international and comparative law in cases involving such topics as the criminalisation of sexual conduct, gender expression and cross-dressing, employment discrimination, freedom of religion and non-discrimination, and partnership benefits and recognition. It is the first book of its kind. The Comparative Law Casebook should be of use to human rights activists, legal practitioners, judges and students who seek to use the law to vindicate rights.

650 0^aEquality 0^aGay rights 0^aGender identity 0^aHomosexuality^xLaw and legislation 0^aSex discrimination in employment

700 0 ^aLoh, Derek

710 1 ^aInternational Commission of Jurists

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