Feminist Perspectives

Feminist perspectives on law and human rights have been vital to unmasking the partial nature of law and the dominant interests underlying it. The resources in this category explore the limits of gender justice through the law while learning from feminist practice that demonstrates the potential within the law. The reports of the training programmes on ‘Gender and the Law’, and ‘Women and Human Rights Law’ accomplish the twin goals of examining how the law reproduces discriminatory social values while also exploring the strategies for contesting those values. In addition to these workshop reports, the resources falling under this category include action research and conference papers.

Gender and the Law
Women and Human Rights Law
Women and Access to Justice
Fundamentalism in Asia Pacific

GENDER & THE LAW
	Gender & Law Workshop Report January 2006 The report records the course content. It covers feminist perspectives on law, grounds the discussions in gender-specific laws and strategies... VIEW DETAILS PREVIEW PURCHASE HARDCOPY - INR 100
WOMEN & INTL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
	Women and Intnl. Human Rights Law Oct 2004 This workshop report explores the dominant understanding of human rights in relation to events in South Asia, pointing out its... VIEW DETAILS PREVIEW PURCHASE HARDCOPY - INR 100
FUNDAMENTALISM IN ASIA PACIFIC
	Fundementalisms in Asia Pacific This is a APWLD Publication, to which PLD has contributed... VIEW DETAILS PREVIEW PURCHASE HARDCOPY - INR 500

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