Gender responsive measures must be substantial, a step away from performative virtue signaling, and not falling prey to pink and green washing.
A gendered lens reveals that Taiwan’s exclusion from multilateral institutions is not a passive condition but an active structuring of inequality.
Women and girls are particularly vulnerable in conflict and crisis zones as existing gender inequalities are exacerbated.
Islamic law does not inherently oppose non-binary gender and/or sex, and certain Muslim jurists have advanced compelling arguments for an alternative body politics.
Television shows are one space where security practices are made meaningful, legitimized, and re-presented to audiences.
Restrictions on freedom of religion or belief and protracted jail terms inflicted on gay men could impede the nation’s long-awaited path to statehood.
It is imperative for policy makers to take into account the entire context and set of issues involved when making their decisions.
The Georgian Dream Party seeks to ban pride marches, censor the media, ban the public endorsement of LGBTQ+ relationships, deny gender-affirming care, and outlaw same-sex marriage and adoption.
Thailand’s strategic efforts to enhance its brand through LGBTQ+ rights serves as both entertainment and a reflection of the country’s progressive values.
There is a clear link between LGBTI+ issues, particularly homophobia, and the prevention of – or resistance to – mass atrocities.
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