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Theresa J. Squatrito
POL S 327
Seattle Campus

Women' s Rights as Human Rights

Women' s rights in comparative perspective, focusing on varying settings that alter their meaning and practical application. Domestic level: areas including abortion politics to trafficking in women. International level: areas including equality claims before European supranational judicial bodies, rape as war crime in international law. Offered: jointly with LSJ 327.

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Women's rights in comparative perspective, focusing on varying settings that alter the meaning and practical application. Domestic level: areas including abortion politics to trafficking in women. International level: areas including equality claims before European supranational judicial bodies, rape as war crime in international law. Offered: jointly with LSJ 327.

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Last Update by Suman C. Chhabra
Date: 05/11/2009