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    The Oxford Handbook of LGBTI Law
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    • Megjelenés dátuma 2025. november 4.

    • ISBN 9780198847793
    • Kötéstípus Keménykötés
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    • Méret 253x180x65 mm
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    The Oxford Handbook of LGBTI Law provides an overview of the common problems faced by LGBTI people around the world and responses to them in different legal and cultural contexts. Going beyond LGBTI theory, criminalization, marriage and parenting, it explores rulings in international courts, workplace discrimination, economic rights, and more.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    The legal rights and protections of members of the LGBTI community have been subject to debate in courtrooms and in academic law discourse internationally for decades - increasingly so since the 1990s. A great deal of the legal literature consists of guides or journal articles on specific domestic legal systems and their rulings, with a particular focus on the United States and Europe.

    The Oxford Handbook of LGBTI Law, in contrast, presents an unprecedented international view of the law as it pertains to sexual orientation and gender identity. This includes examination of how individual international courts have ruled on LGBTI issues, and how these issues have been addressed in regions not typically addressed in mainstream literature, such as Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Besides the corresponding question of LGBTI migration, a broad array of topics related to legal protections (or lack thereof) for LGBTI persons is also covered, from the legal rights to marriage and parenting to the rights to participate in sports, the workplace, and other areas of community life free from discrimination. Several chapters address issues specifically faced by transgender individuals and other gender minorities.

    The Handbook is a comprehensive but concise collection of articles about the common problems faced by LGBTI people around the world written by an international team of renowned experts. Readers will benefit from their wealth of expertise and diversity of background while gaining a holistic understanding of how LGBTI people interact with the law, and how the scope of these interactions has changed over a span of several decades. The Handbook not only serves as an academic resource but also as a practical guide for those involved in advocacy and policymaking, ensuring that readers are well-equipped to understand and engage with the multifaceted legal issues surrounding gender identity and sexual orientation.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Part I: Theoretical Aspects
    A Historic Overview
    Sexuality, Gender and the Law: Perspectives on Queer Legal Studies
    An Intersectionality Perspective on LGBTI Law
    Economic inclusion of LGBTI+ persons
    Part II: Global Institutions and Players
    The Role of International Organisations and Courts, as well as International NGOs
    The Yogyakarta Principles and the Yogyakarta Principles plus 10: Their relevance to the LGBTI struggle
    Part III: Regional Institutions
    LGBT People, the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights
    Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law in the European Union and Its Court of Justice
    Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation in the Context of the Inter-American Human Rights System: The Role of the Commission and the Inter-American Court
    The Promotion and Protection of Sexual and Gender Minorities under the African Regional Human Rights System
    Haba na Haba Hujaza Kibaba: Three decades later, an analysis of queer legal mobilization in Africa
    Sexual and Gender Diversity in the Middle Eastern Contexts
    An Asian Perspective
    Part IV: Specific Issues
    Criminalization and Decriminalization of Same-Sex Sexuality
    Equality and Non-Discrimination
    Gender Recognition: The European Fight for Trans-Autonomy
    Bodily Diversity and the Right to Bodily Integrity
    Freedom of Association and Expression, Education, Information
    Religion: Rites vs. Rights- An Awakened Approach to Resolving Tensions Between LGBT Equality and Religious Liberty
    LGBTI Discrimination at the Workplace
    Specific Issues Relating to Sports
    Same-Sex Couples under the International Right to Marry: Some Recognition of their Right but More Recognition for their Exclusion from it and for their Existing Marriages
    Civil Unions
    Parenthood
    Recognition of Foreign Decisions concerning Civil Status of LGBTI Persons and Private International Law
    Migration and Asylum
    LGBTI Populations and the Right to Health
    Queering the Law of Armed Conflict
    Queering International Criminal Law: Prosecuting Crimes against Sexual and Gender Minorities on International Level

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