The Nobel laureate lawyer's account of defending women and children's rights in Iran after 1979.
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The Nobel laureate lawyer's account of defending women and children's rights in Iran after 1979.
Flavia Agnes
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A history of the personal laws of India's communities and how they shape women's rights in marriage, divorce and property.
An ethnography of rape trials showing how courts, police and medical examinations turn survivors' testimony into doubt.
Nivedita Menon
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Questions feminism's reliance on law and rights through debates on abortion, sexual violence and the Uniform Civil Code.
Torunn Wimpelmann
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How the international push to end violence against women in Afghanistan played out in law, courts and politics.
Looks at how the Indian state, law and citizenship shape women's lives.
Law and genderIndiaEnglish313 pages
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