LESBIAN AND GAY RIGHTS
IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

A BIBLIOGRAPHY


© 1996 Professor Douglas Sanders
Faculty of Law, University of British Columbia

reprinted with permission

  • Amnesty International USA, Breaking the Silence:
    Violations Based on Sexual Orientation, 1994.
  • Anne Burton, Gay Marriage - a Modern Proposal:Applying Baehr v Lewin
    to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, (1995) 3 Indiana
    Journal of Global Legal Studies 177-207.
  • Rodney Croome, Australian Gay Rights Case Goes to the United Nations,
    (1992) 2 Australian Gay and Lesbian Law Journal, 63.
  • Julie Dorf, Gloria Careaga Perez, Discrimination and the Tolerance of
    Difference: International Lesbian Human Rights, in Julie Peters, Andrea
    Wolper, Womens Rights, Human Rights: International Feminist Perspectives,
    Routledge, 1995.
  • Dubber, Homosexual privacy rights before the United States Supreme Court
    and the European Court of Human Rights: A Comparison of Methodologies,
    (1990) 27 Stanford Journal of International Law, 189-214.
  • Ermanski, A right to privacy for gay people under international human rights
    law, (1992) 15 Boston College International and Comparative Law Review,
    141-164.
  • Girard, The Protection of the Rights of Homosexuals under the International
    Law of Human Rights: European Perspectives, (1986) Canadian Human
    Rights Yearbook, Carswell, 3-24.
  • Eric Heinze, Sexual Orientation: A Human Right, Nijhoff, 1995.
  • Laurence Helfer, Finding a Consensus on Equality; The Homosexual Age of
    Consent and the European Convention on Human Rights, (1990) 65 New York
    University Law Review, 1044-1100.
  • Laurence Helfer, Lesbian and Gay Rights as Human Rights: Strategies for a
    United Europe, (1991) 32 Virginia Journal of International Law, 157-212.
  • Aart Hendriks, Rob Tielman, Evert van der Veen, The Third Pink Book: A
    Global View of Lesbian and Gay Liberation and Oppression, Prometheus, 1993.
  • Daniel Kane, Homosexuality and the European Convention on Human Rights:
    What Rights?, (19880 11 Hastings International and Comparative Law
    Review, 447-486.
  • Wayne Morgan, Identifying Evil For What It Is: Tasmania, Sexual perversity
    and the United Nations, (1994) 19 Melbourne University Law Review, 740-757.
  • Douglas Sanders, Getting Lesbian and Gay Issues on the International
    Human Rights Agenda, (1996) 18 Human Rights Quarterly 67-106.
  • Kees Waaldijk, Andrew Clapham, Homosexuality:
    A European Community Issue, Nijhoff, 1993.
  • James Wilets, International Human Rights Law and Sexual Orientation,
    (1994) 18 Hastings International and Comparative Law Review 1.
  • James Wilets, Using International Law to Vindicate the Civil Rights of Gays
    and Lesbians in United States Courts, (1995) 27 Columbia Human Rights
    Law Review 33.
  • Robert Wintemute, Sexual Orientation and Human Rights, Oxford, 1995.
  • Mark E. Wojcik, Using International Human Rights Law to Advance Queer
    Rights; A Case Study for the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties
    of Man, (1994) 55 Ohio State Law Journal, 649.

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