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Bloomsbury Rethinking Legal Gender Recognition

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At the international level within United Nations and regional human rights frameworks there is growing consensus that transgender persons should be formally acknowledged in their preferred gender. This movement towards gender recognition rights is now reinforced by domestic legal structures, with increasing (national law) possibilities for individuals to amend their gender status. Yet, while human rights have embraced a general entitlement to legal transitions, it is less clear how they can impact the processes by which transgender persons obtain formal acknowledgment. The monograph submits four conditions of recognition to human rights review: (a) physical medical intervention; (b) compulsory divorce; (c) minimum age limits; and (d) mandatory binary gender and concludes that human rights law can significantly impact how states control acknowledgment of preferred gender. To the extent that many conditions of recognition imposed around the world violate core human rights standards, it is argued that they should be removed as entry requirements for legal transitions.

Product Specifications
Brand
Bloomsbury
Format
hardcover
ASIN
1509930612
Category
Books > Subjects
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
06 August 2020
Listed Since
08 November 2019

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