Gender, human rights and law Vol. I

By:

Thomas Sarasu Esther

Contributor(s):

Publication details: Bangalore N L S I U 2011Description: 195pISBN:

9788192552101

Subject(s):

1. Human Rights - Women Rights 2. Women Studies - Gender Inequality

DDC classification:

342.0878 THO-I-5 THO-I-5

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Contents:

CONTENTS Editor's Note; 1. Reproductive Freedom of Women: Feminist Perspectives on Abortion. 2. Negotiating Gender in the Context of Sex Selective Abortions As Seen By The Courts; 3. Surrogacy - Autonomy or Abuse? 4. Masculinity, Child Sexual Abuse and the Law; 5. The Concept of 'Consent' in 'Date Rape': Feminist Perspectives On the Law Relating to Acquaintance Rape; 6. Gender Analysis of Pornography as a Crime; 7. Treatment of Women Accused in the Indian Supreme Court: A study of Gender Bias in the Determination of Culpability and Sentencing; 8. The Long and Winding Road - Asking the Gender Question in the International Financial Institutions' Rule of Law Policies ; 9. (Non) Economic Contribution of the Housewife: Arguing towards recognition of the homemaker's invisible labour; 10. Matrimonial Home, Women and Property Rights; 11. Women's Reservation Bill - An (Anti) Feminist Agenda; 12. Zina a Critical Analysis; 13 . Headscarf Debates: Asking the Woman Question

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CONTENTS
Editor's Note;
1. Reproductive Freedom of Women: Feminist Perspectives on Abortion.
2. Negotiating Gender in the Context of Sex Selective Abortions As Seen By The Courts;
3. Surrogacy - Autonomy or Abuse?
4. Masculinity, Child Sexual Abuse and the Law;
5. The Concept of 'Consent' in 'Date Rape': Feminist Perspectives On the Law Relating to Acquaintance Rape;
6. Gender Analysis of Pornography as a Crime;
7. Treatment of Women Accused in the Indian Supreme Court: A study of Gender Bias in the
Determination of Culpability and Sentencing;
8. The Long and Winding Road - Asking the Gender Question in the International Financial Institutions' Rule of Law Policies ;
9. (Non) Economic Contribution of the Housewife: Arguing towards recognition of the homemaker's invisible labour;
10. Matrimonial Home, Women and Property Rights;
11. Women's Reservation Bill - An (Anti) Feminist Agenda;
12. Zina a Critical Analysis;
13 . Headscarf Debates: Asking the Woman Question

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