The latest issue of the
Australian Feminist Law Journal (Vol. 49, no. 1, 2023) focuses on "International Law Dis/oriented: Sparking Queer Futures in International Law." Contents include:
- Special Issue: International Law Dis/oriented: Sparking Queer Futures in International Law
- Lena Holzer, Bérénice K. Schramm, Juliana Santos de Carvalho & Manon Beury, An Introduction to International Law Dis/oriented: Sparking Queer Futures in International Law
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Claerwen O’Hara, In Search of a Queerer Law: Two People’s Tribunals in 1976
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Giovanna Gilleri, Human Rights Discourses and Subject Formations: Tainting Queer Theory with Psychoanalysis
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Kseniya A. Kirichenko, Queer Intersectional Perspective on LGBTI Human Rights Discourses by United Nations Treaty Bodies
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Odette Mazel, The Texture of ‘Lives Lived with Law:’ Methods for Queering International Law
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David Ikpo, Advancing Queer-inclusive International Human Rights Law Education in Nigerian Classrooms through Indigenous Storytelling: Stories from a Law Classroom at Eko (Lagos, Nigeria)
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Shaimaa Abdelkarim, Farnush Ghadery, Rohini Sen & Lena Holzer, A Roundtable Conversation: Feminist Collaborative Ethos in International Law
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Samuel Ballin, Four Challenges, Three Identities and a Double Movement in Asylum Law: Queering the ‘Particular Social Group’ after Mx M
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Leonam Lucas Nogueira Cunha, Queer Methodologies in the Study of Law: Notes about Queering Methods
