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Kushilekha Bajpai

An Equal Right to Family: A Qualified Dream in a Culturally Anxious and Transphobic India - Bangalore NLSIU 2020 - 89p.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND METHODOLOGY ;
1.1 Introduction;
1.2 Statement of Problem;
1.3 Significance of Research ;
1.4 Aims and Objectives ;
1.5 Scope and Limitation ;
1.6 Hypothesis ;
1.8 Research Methodology ;
1.9 Mode of Citation ;
1.10 Scheme of Study;
1.11 Review of Literature:;
CHAPTER 2: SELF-DETERMINATION OF GENDER IDENTITY: UNDERSTANDING ‘SEX’ AND ‘GENDER’ SPECTRUM
2.1 Biological Determinism or Social Construction: Understanding Sex and Gender Spectrum ..............
2.2 Transgender and Intersex Persons ...............
2.3 Legal Recognition of Self-Perceived Identity Error! Bookmark not defined.
CHAPTER 3: AN EQUAL RIGHT TO FAMILY ..
3.1 Construction of Identity, Defining‘Normal’ and a Systemic Denial of Rights;
3.1.1 The Chandini Case;
3.1.2 Construction of Identity and Convention .;
3.2 Universal Right to Family: The Fundamental Human Right .. Error! Bookmark not defined.;
3.3 Family Structures and Family Relations of Transgenders Error! Bookmark not defined.;
3.4 Recognition of Alternate Family Structures;
CHAPTER 4: EQUAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC PARTICIPATION: FAMILY RIGHTS AND BENEFITS;
4.1 Marriage and Divorce.;
4.2 Parenthood: Guardianship and Adoption;
4.3 Inheritance;
4.4 Partnership Benefits;
4.5 Recommendations:;
CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS;
Suggestions for Reforms;
BIBLIOGRAPHY.