Routledge Women Defendants and International Law Book

Explore the complex role of women in the legal system with Women Defendants and International Law: Feminist Dialogues. Published by Routledge as part of the Feminist and Queer International Law series, this book examines the often ignored position of women defendants in modern international criminal law. Instead of focusing solely on women as victims, this work investigates women as perpetrators, defendants, and suspects. By analyzing these roles, the text explores how legal subjectivity is shaped through a gendered lens. It provides a deep look into how women in these legal positions are viewed across three specific spheres: international criminal law, the media, and feminism. This book is an essential resource for students, legal professionals, and researchers interested in how gender analysis changes our understanding of international justice and legal identity.