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Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine
Volume 2, Issue 4: Marginalized sexualities and genders
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Redefining Oppressions and Articulating Rights
Shalini Mahajan:
Marginalised sexualities and genders in India
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Gender in the Construction of Nations
Urvashi Butalia
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Section 377 - Weapon of Persecution
Aditya Bondopadhyay
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Law and Discrimination Against Homosexuals
Mihir Desai
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Human Rights and Sexual Orientation
Daniel J Lee
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Indian LGBT in the Time of Cholera
Ashley Tellis
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From Bits to Qbits
Chayanika Shah
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In Discussion: Sunila Abeysekhara
Shalini Mahajan
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In Discussion: Nighat Said Khan
Shalini Mahajan
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Voicing the Invisible: Violence Against Lesbians in India
Bina Fernandez & Gomathy N.B
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The Human Rights of an 'Unpeople'
Arvind Narrain
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Complicating Gender: Rights of Transexuals
Ashwini Sukthankar
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Acknowledging our Desires
Gautam Bhan
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HIV: A Lens on Sexuality
Surabhi Kukke
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Breaking Gender Stereotypes
Tejal Shah
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Review of LGBT Publications
Chatura
SUB-THEMES
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Begging the Question
Sushil Kumar Singh
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Also Warriors in the Struggle
Kumidini Samuel
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Looking for a Postive Treatment
PIL seeks treatment for AIDS patients in public hospitals
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Secularism and Judicial Interpretation
Celina Jenkins & Saurabh Bhatacharjee
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A Matter of Right(s)
Harsh Mander
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Jharkhand - A Free for All
Stan Swamy
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New Government, Old Ways
K. Murali
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Towards Societal Ownership of Environment
Sukanya Pani
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Shipbreaking: Legal challenges
Sunita Dubey
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