Unspoken rules : sexual orientation and women's human rights /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission
Other Authors: Rosenbloom, Rachel (Editor), Bunch, Charlotte, 1944- (writer of foreword.)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London ; New York, NY : Cassell, 1996.
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504 |a Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0 |a Foreword / Charlotte Bunch -- Introduction / Rachel Rosenbloom -- Argentina / Alejandra Sarda -- Austria / Barbara Frohlich -- Brazil / Miriam Martinho -- Britain / Anya Palmer -- Canada / Cynthia Petersen -- Colombia / Elsa Rondon -- Estonia / Lilian Kotter -- Germany / Alexandra Duda and Maren Wuch -- Hong Kong / Anson Mak, Ken Hui, Joanne Poone and Mary Ann King -- India / Cath -- Israel / Haya Shalom -- Japan / Sachiko Ishino and Naeko Wakabayashi -- Jordan / Akhadar Assfar -- Malaysia / Rais Nur -- Mexico / Gloria Careaga Perez and Patria Jimenez -- Netherlands / Astrid Mattijssen, Mirjam Turksma and Ineke de Vries -- Nicaragua / Maria Bolt Gonzalez -- Norway / Gro Lindstad -- Philippines / Malu S. Marin -- Poland / Joanna Garnier -- Romania / Ingrid Baciu, Vera Cimpeanu and Mona Nicoara -- Russia / Masha Gessen -- Serbia / Jelica Todosijevic -- South Africa / Karin Koen and Patricia Terry -- Spain / Mili Hernandez -- Thailand / Kanokwan Tarawan -- Turkey / Deniz Kilic and Gaye Uncu -- United States / Shannon Minter -- Uruguay / Ana Martinez -- Zimbabwe / Bev Clark -- App. A. Petition -- App. B. Asia/Pacific Statement -- App. C. Latin America/Caribbean Statement -- App. D. IGLHRC, ILIS and NCLR Statement -- App. E. ILGA Statement. 
520 1 |a "This courageous and groundbreaking book documents human rights violations against women in 30 countries around the world and discusses the strategies that lesbian activists and other human rights advocates have employed to challenge such oppression." "Placing lesbian rights within the framework of the broader struggle for women's human rights, this book demonstrates how women's rights and lesbian rights are linked in substantive ways. Both issues highlight how human rights distinctions between the private and public, as well as reluctance to address female sexuality, have perpetuated violations of women and kept them invisible. Furthermore, the defence of lesbian rights is integral to the defence of women's right to determine their own sexuality, to work at the jobs they prefer and to live as they choose with women, men, children or alone. Homophobia, it is argued, is used as a tool to keep women in line and force them to accept their society's assigned gender roles and limitations."--Jacket. 
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