Human Rights and Gender Violence: Translating International Law into Local Justice

By Stacy K. Mcgoldrick. 2007

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Gender violence revisited: Lessons from violent victimization of transgender identified individuals (2013, background): “Transgender people are often stereotyped as ‘‘deserving’’ of violence (Merry, 2006), which makes them a group particularly prone to gender policing through harassment and interpersonal violence perpetrated by ‘‘gender defenders’’ (Bornstein, 1994).”
Re-politicising water governance: exploring water re-allocations in terms of justice† (2014, background): “…2008a).15 While plurality is a basic political condition upon which rights can be debated and socially negotiated at all (Mouffe 1993), basic commonalities in the language of justice (Merry 2006) that respect plurality, difference, and contestation might give justice movements more political clout.”