Sexuality, gender, and rights : exploring theory and practice in South and Southeast Asia

Abstract

Looking in Horror and Fascination - Shohini Ghosh Sex, Violence and Spectatorship in India The Stage, The Body - Lea Lastrilla Espallardo The Sites for Women's Dissent-A Case of Engendering the Praxis of Theater in the Philippines Some Notes Towards Understanding the Construction of Middle-Class Urban Women's Sexuality in India - Shilpa Phadke Through the Prism of Intersectionality - Jaya Sharma and Dipika Nath Same Sex Sexualities in India The Struggle to be Ourselves, Neither Men nor Women - Khartini Slamah Mak Nyahs in Malaysia The Rights of People with Same Sex Sexual Behavior - Zhang Beichuan and Joan Kaufman Recent Progress and Continuing Challenges in China Unlearning and Learning - Radhika Chandiramani and Geetanjali Misra The Sexuality and Rights Institute in India Raising Sexuality as a Political Issue in the Catholic Philippines - Junice L. Demeterio Melgar Working from Within - Masruchah and Bridget Keenan Using the Legitimacy of Religion to Create Change in Indonesia Speaking With a New Voice - Rashidah Shuib Sisters in Islam in Malaysia Challenging Moral Guardianship in Pakistan - Shazia Mohamed Protecting The Rights Of Sex Workers - Geetanjali Misra, Ajay Mahal and Rima Shah The Indian Experience Rest, Recreation, and Resistance - Veronica Magar and Chantawipa Apisuk Advancing the Rights of Sex Workers in Thailand Not A Sob Story - Bishakha Datta Representing the Realities of Sex Work in India Communities Beyond the Pale - Sunila Abeysekera Sex Workers' Rights and Human Rights in Sri Lanka

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