LGBT rights in the Commonwealth: historical legacies and contemporary reforms

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Institute of Commonwealth Studies, School of Advanced Study, This conference brought together academics and practitioners to examine the legal, political and civil society issues that influence LGBT rights and especially decriminalisation of homosexuality

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    Social Aspects of Decriminalisation

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    Panel 4: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Kevin Ward (Leeds), Shamira A Meghani (Sussex), Matthew Waites (Glasgow), Eddie Burce-Jones (Birkbeck)

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    Social Aspects of Decriminalisation

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2011 95:37


    Panel 4: Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Kevin Ward (Leeds), Shamira A Meghani (Sussex), Matthew Waites (Glasgow), Eddie Burce-Jones (Birkbeck)

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    Sodomy Laws in the Commonwealth

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    Panel 1, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Alok Gupta (Human Rights Watch), Fred Cowell (Commonwealth Human Rights Intitative London), Philip Murphy (Institute of Commonwealth Studies)

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    Sodomy Laws in the Commonwealth

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 17, 2011 68:12


    Panel 1, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Alok Gupta (Human Rights Watch), Fred Cowell (Commonwealth Human Rights Intitative London), Philip Murphy (Institute of Commonwealth Studies)

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    Concluding Remarks and Way Forward

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    Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Fred Cowell (Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative)

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    Concluding Remarks and Way Forward

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 16, 2011 18:23


    Institute of Commonwealth Studies, Fred Cowell (Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative)

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