Acknowledgments | |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Transforming Human Rights from a Feminist Perspective | p. 11 |
Women's Human Rights: The Emergence of a Movement | p. 18 |
Women's Rights and the United Nations | p. 36 |
Violence Against Women: The Indian Perspective | p. 51 |
Legacies of Invisibility: Past Silence, Present Violence Against Women in the Former Yugoslavia | p. 57 |
The Medium Term Philippine Development Plan Toward the Year 2000: Filipino Women's Issues and Perspectives | p. 62 |
Women in South Africa and the Constitution-Making Process | p. 67 |
After the Revolution: Violations of Women's Human Rights in Iran | p. 72 |
"Help Me Balance the Load": Gender Discrimination in Kenya | p. 78 |
Women's Human Rights in the United States: An Immigrant's Perspective | p. 82 |
Women in Israel: Fighting Tradition | p. 89 |
The Testimony of Women Writers: The Situation of Women in China Today | p. 96 |
Human Rights as Men's Rights | p. 103 |
Critiquing Gender-Neutral Treaty Language: The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women | p. 114 |
The Public/Private Distinction in International Human Rights Law | p. 126 |
State Discriminatory Family Law and Customary Abuses | p. 135 |
The Human Rights of Women in the Family: Issues and Recommendations for Implementation of the Women's Convention | p. 149 |
The Politics of Gender and Culture in International Human Rights Discourse | p. 167 |
Cultural Particularism as a Bar to Women's Rights: Reflections on the Middle Eastern Experience | p. 176 |
Popularizing Women's Human Rights at the Local Level: A Grassroots Methodology for Setting the International Agenda | p. 189 |
Gendered War Crimes: Reconceptualizing Rape in Time of War | p. 197 |
AIDS and Gender Violence: the Enslavement of Burmese Women in the Thai Sex Industry | p. 215 |
Female Genital Mutilation | p. 224 |
Freedom Close to Home: The Impact of Violence Against Women on Reproductive Rights | p. 238 |
International Human Rights and Women's Reproductive Health | p. 256 |
Women's Access to Productive Resources: The Need for Legal Instruments to Protect Women's Development Rights | p. 279 |
Contextualizing Gender and Labor: Class, Ethnicity, and Global Politics in the Yemeni Socio-Economy | p. 289 |
Women's Rights and the Right to Development | p. 301 |
Women and the Word: The Silencing of the Feminine | p. 317 |
Discrimination and the Tolerance of Difference: International Lesbian Human Rights | p. 324 |
Human Rights for Refugee and Displaced Women | p. 335 |
Where in the World is There Safety for Me?: Women Fleeing Gender-Based Persecution | p. 345 |
Conclusion | p. 356 |
Contributors | p. 360 |
Index | p. 367 |
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