The Sex Discrimination Act and International Law

Hilary Charlesworth · Sara Charlesworth

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Discrimination and Equality Law International Human Rights and Reproductive Law Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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The Sex Discrimination Act: a twenty year review - a major impetus for the passage of the Sex Discrimination Act (SDA) was Australia's ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women(CEDAW) - implementation of CEDAW through the Sex Discrimination Act (SDA) has been a mixed story - many amendments to the SDA have been positive, such as strengthening indirect discrimination provisions - SDA does not constitute the statutory guarantee of equality for women required by art 2 of CEDAW - Australia has failed to accept major elements of the CEDAW package through reservations to the treaty.

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2004The Sex Discrimination Act after Twenty Years: Achievements Disappointments, Disillusionment and Alternatives

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