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Legislating gender and sexuality in Africa, human rights, society, and the state, edited by Lydia Boyd and Emily Burrill

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Legislating gender and sexuality in Africa, human rights, society, and the state, edited by Lydia Boyd and Emily Burrill
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrationsmaps
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Legislating gender and sexuality in Africa
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
1125274718
Responsibility statement
edited by Lydia Boyd and Emily Burrill
Series statement
Critical human rights
Sub title
human rights, society, and the state
Table Of Contents
Introduction: the intimacy of rights / Lydia Boyd and Emily Burrill -- Legislating marriage in postcolonial Mali: a history of the present / Emily Burrill -- Early marriage and the debates over gender-based rights in Niger / Adeline Masquelier -- Where are the women? Gendered experiences of land resources management in the time of climate change in southern Burkina Faso / Elisabeth Kago Ilboudo Nébié -- Sex, schooling, and the paradox of readmission policy in Malawi / Rachel Silver -- Barriers to the vernacularization of sexual and reproductive health rights in Uganda: the debate over comprehensive sexual education / Eunice Musiime and Leah Eryenyu -- Family violence in the refugee claims of asylum seekers from West Africa / Charlotte Walker-Said -- Colonial legacies, electoral politics, and the production of (anti) homosexuality in Senegal / Cheikh Ibrahima Niang, Ellen E. Foley, and Ndack Diop -- Making rights visible: the embodied nature of debates over sexual and gender-based rights in Uganda / Lydia Boyd -- Epilogue: legislating gender and sexuality in Africa / Dorothy L. Hodgson
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