Criminalising LGBT Persons Under National Criminal Law and Article 7(1)(h) and (3) of the ICC Statute
type="graphical" xml:id="gpol12136-abs-0002"> The main religion in the majority of the states criminalising LGBT persons is not Islam but Christianity, if only by a small margin.
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Hong Kong: A Case for the Strategic Use of Human Rights Treaties and the International Reporting Process
INTRODUCTION 28 I. HONG KONG IN THE PURE COLONIAL PERIOD: CRIMINALIZATION OF GAY SEXUAL RELATIONS AND No ENFORCEABLE RIGHT TO PRIVACY OR EQUALITY 32 II. THE IMPACT OF THE SINO-BRITISH JOINT DECLARATION: DOMESTIC INCORPORATION OF THE ICCPR AND PARTIAL DECRIMINALIZATION.. 37 III. STRATEGIC LITIGATION: USING INTERNATIONAL NORMS TO CHALLENGE DISCRIMINATORY CRIMINAL STATUTES AND RESTRICTIONS ON EXPRESSION. ....... 46 IV. EFFORTS TO ESTABLISH A RIGHT TO EQUALITY AND RESPECT FOR DIVERSITY IN PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYMENT AND OTHER REGULATED FIELDS 57 V. THE RIGHTS OF THE TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY AND THE CASE OF W V. REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGES: MORE THAN JUST A RIGHT TO MARRY? . 70 VI. THE IMPORTANCE OF PARTICIPATING IN THE REPORTING PROCESSES FOR ALL HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES THAT APPLY TO HONG KONG, INCLUDING THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 76 CONCLUSION. ........ 82
Brainstem Influences on the Cephalic Circulation: Experimental Data From Cat and Monkey of Relevance to the Mechanism of Migraine
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