Sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination
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Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination
In: Brill Research Perspectives
In Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination Holning Lau offers an incisive review of the conceptual questions that arise as legal systems around the world grapple with whether and how to protect people against sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination. Readership: All interested in LGBT rights (i.e., SOGI rights). This audience ranges from students to seasoned LGBT rights experts who specialize in a particular country/region and are seeking to learn about other parts of the world.
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Sexual Orientation Rights
In: Oxford Handbook of Constitutional Law in Asia (David S. Law, Holning Lau & Alex Schwartz, eds.) (Forthcoming).
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Courts, the Law, and LGBT Rights in Asia
In: Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics (2020)
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Barring Married Same-Sex Couples from Joint Adoption: Comparative Perspectives and the Case of Taiwan
In: National Taiwan University Law Review, Volume 15, p. 177
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Article(electronic)#62019
Asian Courts and LGBT Rights
In: Oxford Encyclopedia of LGBT Politics and Policy (Don Haider-Markel, ed.), Forthcoming
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Gender Recognition as a Human Right
In: in: Andreas von Arnauld, Kerstin von der Decken & Mart Susi (eds.), The Cambridge Handbook on New Human Rights: Recognition, Novelty, Rhetoric (2020).
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Article(electronic)#82018
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Discrimination
In: 2(2) Comparative Discrimination Law 1-52 (2018)
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Article(electronic)#92017
Marriage Equality and Family Diversity: Comparative Perspectives from the United States and South Africa
In: Fordham Law Review, Volume 85
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Comparative Perspectives on Strategic Remedial Delays
In: 91 Tulane Law Review 259 (2016).
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Article(electronic)#112011
Grounding Conversations on Sexuality and Asian Law
In: UC Davis Law Review, Volume 44, Issue 3
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Article(electronic)#122010
Identity Scripts & Democratic Deliberation
In: Minnesota Law Review, Volume 94, Issue 4
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Assessing the Harms of Noncompliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights' Protections of Sexual Minorities
On July 17-18, a delegation from the United States Department of State will meet with the United Nations Human Rights Committee ("HRC") in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss the United States' compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ("ICCPR"). This report draws from the Williams Institute's empirical research to assess the effects that the United States' noncompliance has on sexual minorities. The United States is noncompliant with the ICCPR's antidiscrimination provision, as it has been interpreted by the HRC to protect sexual minorities. The United States is noncompliant in at least four regards: (1) the United States has failed to enact countrywide legislation to proscribe discrimination on the ground of sexual orientation; (2) the government refuses to investigate federal civilian employees' complaints of sexual orientation discrimination; (3) the government bars openly gay, lesbian, and bisexual individuals from serving in the armed forces; and (4) the federal government fails to offer same-sex couples any form of partnership recognition.
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Comparative Law and Freedom to Marry in Hong Kong
In: 53 Hong Kong Law Journal 51 (2023)
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Article(electronic)#152023
Legal Gender Recognition in Nepal and Comparative Context
In: University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Law, Forthcoming
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