Focusing on blasphemy accusations exclusively from a religious freedom perspective prevents us from recognising other dimensions such caste and gender.
Luke M. Herrington talks about Gender, Religion, Politics and Violence, following-up on his article ’Probing the Intersection of Religion, Gender, and Political Violence’.
Gender discrimination hinders considerably a person’s access to the means and resources they need to face and minimise the effects of climate change on a global level.
LGBTQ politics and activism, bolstered by international support, could prove a time-bomb that further threatens state stability.
Norms around gender and sexuality shape the roles we take on in society, our freedoms and rights and even whether we live or die.
Hurricane Kimchi and Ali Zahoor talk LGBTQ+ activism and drag art in South Korea and internationally.
Andrew Delatolla discusses Queer IR, the contemporary governance of sexuality in the West, ‘homocolonialism’ and his upcoming edited volume.
The consequence of homocolonialism can obstruct the radical queer politics that have challenged the oppressive forces of the gendered and heterosexed nation-state.
Expanding global attention on violence against women provides an unprecedented opportunity to build on this momentum.
The ‘mini-state’ of the family is a core space where peace and state are built from the ground up, where gender norms are re-negotiated and transformed.
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