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Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Foreword | p. xi |
Prologue | p. xv |
Introduction to Women's Human Rights | p. 1 |
From Human Needs to Human Rights | p. 9 |
The Body of Human Rights | p. 11 |
Sex or Gender? | p. 16 |
Exploring Gender Stereotypes | p. 17 |
Women's Experience with Discrimination | p. 18 |
Standing Up for Yourself | p. 19 |
What Are Women's Human Rights? | p. 23 |
The Roots of Our Activism | p. 24 |
Victim, Abuser, Bystander, Helper | p. 26 |
Women's Human Rights to Equality and Nondiscrimination | p. 28 |
Identity and Interconnectedness | p. 29 |
The Complex Nature of Discrimination | p. 35 |
Examples of Discrimination | p. 36 |
Defining and Analyzing Racism | p. 39 |
Analyzing Culture and Religion | p. 45 |
Myths and Stereotypes about Disability | p. 49 |
Examining Women's Intimate Relationships | p. 52 |
Acknowledging Class | p. 53 |
Responding to Concerns of Older Women | p. 56 |
Speaking Out Against Discrimination | p. 56 |
Women's Human Rights in the Family | p. 62 |
Decision-Making Power in the Family | p. 65 |
Indivisibility and Interdependence of Rights | p. 69 |
Religion, Culture, and the Family | p. 71 |
When Private Is Public | p. 74 |
Marriage Customs | p. 76 |
Nationality Laws | p. 78 |
Responding to Women Who Live Apart from Men | p. 81 |
Speaking Out for Women's Human Rights in the Family | p. 84 |
The Human Rights of Young Women and Girls | p. 87 |
Childhood Myths | p. 89 |
Traditional Practices | p. 95 |
Taking Action Against Sexual Harassment and Violence | p. 100 |
A Girl Laborer's Story | p. 103 |
Speaking Out for the Human Rights of Young Women and Girls | p. 106 |
Women's Human Right to Health | p. 112 |
Defining Women's Health | p. 114 |
Health Needs at the Community Level | p. 116 |
Impact of a Woman's Health on Her Life Cycle | p. 120 |
Speaking Out for Women's Health | p. 123 |
Women's Human Rights to Reproduction and Sexuality | p. 127 |
Discussion Circle on Reproductive Rights | p. 128 |
Decisions About Reproduction and Sexuality | p. 130 |
Taking Action for Reproductive Rights | p. 133 |
Conflicting Messages About Reproduction | p. 136 |
Blaming the Poor | p. 139 |
Sex Education for Whom? | p. 141 |
Speaking Out for Women's Reproductive and Sexual Rights | p. 143 |
Women's Human Right to Freedom from Violence | p. 147 |
Defining Violence Against Women | p. 151 |
The Cycle of Recognition and Enforcement of Rights | p. 157 |
Myths and Facts About Domestic Violence | p. 160 |
Violence and Inability to Flee | p. 163 |
Human Rights and Violence Against Women | p. 164 |
Speaking Out on Violence Against Women | p. 168 |
Women's Human Right to an Adequate Standard of Living | p. 172 |
Identifying Basic Needs | p. 173 |
Impact of Poverty on Women | p. 175 |
Last in Line for Food | p. 180 |
Thinking About Adequate Housing as a Human Right | p. 186 |
Speaking Out for Women's Human Right to an Adequate Standard of Living | p. 188 |
Women's Human Rights and Globalization | p. 192 |
The Global Marketplace | p. 194 |
Weighing the Positive and Negative Effects of Globalization on Women | p. 196 |
Trafficking and Gender Bias | p. 198 |
Women and Poverty Reduction | p. 204 |
Gender and Development-Taking a Stand | p. 207 |
Making Women's Economic Rights a Reality | p. 210 |
Women's Human Rights and Work | p. 215 |
The 24-Hour Day | p. 216 |
Informal Work | p. 219 |
Women Wage Earners in Your Community | p. 220 |
Discrimination on the Job | p. 223 |
Affirmative Action-Should Mano Be Hired? | p. 225 |
Is This Sexual Harassment? | p. 227 |
Unsuitable Work for a Woman | p. 229 |
Speaking Out for Women at Work | p. 232 |
Women's Human Right to Education | p. 235 |
Why We Learn | p. 236 |
Education Makes a Difference | p. 238 |
I Can't Read It! | p. 240 |
Bringing Education to All Women | p. 243 |
Gender-Role Stereotyping in Education | p. 245 |
Nko's Story | p. 248 |
The Role of Government Versus the Role of Tradition | p. 249 |
Speaking Out for Women's Human Right to Education | p. 252 |
Women's Human Rights in Politics, Public Life, and the Media | p. 256 |
A Recipe for Political Success | p. 260 |
Obstacles to Public Participation | p. 262 |
Political Persecution of Women | p. 264 |
Becoming a Public Person, Taking a Public Stand | p. 268 |
Portrayal of Women in the Media | p. 272 |
Alternative Media for Women | p. 274 |
Speaking Out for Women's Human Rights in Politics, Public Life, and the Media | p. 276 |
Human Rights of Refugee, Displaced, and War-Affected Women | p. 280 |
The Impact of Armed Conflict on Women's Lives | p. 284 |
Political Flight | p. 286 |
Possible Intervention for Women Refugees | p. 289 |
The Right to Asylum-Refugees at the Border | p. 292 |
The Right to Asylum-Refugees Before a Tribunal | p. 294 |
Women as Agents for Peace? | p. 300 |
Speaking Out for the Human Rights of Women in Wartime | p. 302 |
The Road Ahead: Local Action and Global Change | p. 309 |
Analytical Tables: Analyzing Human Rights Problems, Implementing Human Rights Strategies | p. 311 |
Participatory Methodologies for Educators and Facilitators | p. 313 |
Using Human Rights Systems and Mechanisms | p. 325 |
Glossary | p. 329 |
Bibliography | p. 336 |
Index | p. 342 |
About the Authors | p. 350 |
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