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Section
I. Human Rights Perspectives to Advance Sexual
and Reproductive Rights in Latin America A Critique of the
Conceptualization and Criminalization of Obstetric Violence in International
Human Rights Frameworks ................................. 3
Isabel Barbosa; Francesca Nardi; Rebecca Reingold y
Estefanía Vela
Before
and after Guzmán Albarracín: Challenges to Advance Sexual and Reproductive
Education in Latin America...... 25
Catalina Martínez Coral y Carmen Cecilia Martínez
Evaluations
of University-Level Sex Education by Medical and Midwifery Students in Chile
......... 43
Lidia Casas; Sara Correa; Tamara Novoa y Alejandra
Ram
Section
II. Defying International Law: LBGTIQ+ Rights
Mobilization Living between the Lines: Challenges to Advance LGB Rights within
International Law........................................... 67
María Susana Peralta Ramón; Ana Salazar Londoño;
José Elías Turizo Vanegas y Silvia De La Paz De La Cadena
Regional
Trans-Activism: Legal Mobilization to Advance Gender Identity in the OAS and the
IAHRS ............. 85
Robinson Sánchez
A
Win for Gender Justice: Queering the Draft Crimes against Humanity Treaty
.............. 101
Lisa Davis y Danny Bradley
Section
III. Intersectional Approaches to International
Law: Gender, Sex, Race, and Ethnicity as Cornerstones Between Sameness and
Difference: Intersectionality in the Inter-American Court of Human
Rights.................................. 125
Mónica Arango Olaya
The
Intersectional Approach in Inter-American Case Law ............. 157
Oscar Parra Vera y F. Antonio Franco Franco
Indigenous
Women at the United Nations: Exploring Their Creative Claims and Critical
Perspectives on International Human Rights Law
................................................. 177
Laura Cahier
Section
IV. Revisiting International Law and Gender-Based
Violence in Complex Contexts Who Is Afraid of the Colombian Constitutional
Court? Ambivalence and Fragmentation in the Regulation of Sex Work in Colombia
........................................................................ 205
Lina M. Céspedes-Báez y Felipe Jaramillo Ruíz
The
Investigation of Sexual Violence in the Colombian Special Jurisdiction for
Peace (JEP)......... 229
Ana María Ospina
Farid
Samir Benavides Vanegas Conflict Resolution through Mediation: A Gender Perspective
...... 245
Rebecca Ego
Access
to Justice for Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Complex Contexts
................... 261
Chelsea Ullman; Raluca Popa; Mary Ellsberg; Rea
Abada Chiongson; Deviyani Dixit; Skylar Wynn y Florencia Savoca Truzzo
Professor of Law, affiliated to the Center of Critical Studies on Gender and Feminism, Iberoamericana University, Mexico
Burnett Family Associate Dean and Distinguished Lecturer, International and Comparative Law and Policy, George Washington University Law School, United States.
Professor of Law, affiliated to the Center of Critical Studies on Gender and Feminism, Iberoamericana University, Mexico
Burnett Family Associate Dean and Distinguished Lecturer, International and Comparative Law and Policy, George Washington University Law School, United States.
Associate Director of the Health and Human Rights Initiative, O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, Georgetown University Law Center.
Associate at the Health and Human Rights Initiative, O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, Georgetown University Law Center.
Associate Director, O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, Georgetown University Law Center.
Executive Director, Intersecta.
Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean Program, Center for Reproductive Rights.
Associate Director, Legal Strategies for Latin America and the Caribbean, Center for Reproductive Rights
Lidia Casas
Lecturer, School of Sociology, Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile, and Advisor to the Deputy Public Health Minister of the Ministry of Health, Chile.
Lecturer, School of Sociology, Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.
Professor, Department of Sociology, Universidad de Valparaíso, Valparaíso, Chile.
Literature major and lawyer, coordinator of the Transitional Justice team at Colombia Diversa; MA in Law from Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia.
: Lawyer and economist; MA in Education from Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia. Her interests include predicting queer success, the protection of LGBT rights, and inclusive education.
Lawyer at the Colombian Constitutional Court; MA in Law at Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia
Currently pursuing her BA in Law at Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia. Her main areas of study are law and gender, and legal technology.
PhD in Law from the University of Los Andes; Assistant Professor at the Universidad Militar Nueva Granada; Director of the Legal Clinic for Research and Social Action (CLIAS).
Lisa Davis is a Professor of Law and Special Advisor on Gender Persecution for the International Criminal Court Prosecutor. Professor Davis is also Co-Director of the Human Rights and Gender Justice (HRGJ) Clinic at the City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law (HRGJ Clinic). Davis serves as the Senior Legal Advisor for MADRE, an international women’s human rights organization. Davis has written and reported extensively on international human rights and gender issues, including women’s rights and LGBTQI+ rights, focusing on peace-building and security issues in conflict and disaster settings. The authors would like to thank Patricia Viseur Sellers for her invaluable comments on this chapter. The authors also thank JM Kirby and Diana Duarte for their editorial assistance.
Danny Bradley is the Global Campaigns Officer for MADRE, where his work supports advocacy initiatives that defend the rights of women, LGBTQI+ persons, and other marginalized groups. Bradley’s work also focuses on the inclusion of gender justice and documentation of gender-based crimes in international, national, and transitional justice processes and human rights mechanisms
DPhil in Law Candidate at the University of Oxford. She holds a Bachelor of Laws from Universidad de los Andes in Colombia and an LL.M. from Harvard University. Before going to Oxford, she was Deputy Justice at the Colombian Constitutional Court and Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean at the Center for Reproductive Rights, litigating reproductive rights before international courts.
Magistrate at the Chamber for Acknowledgment of Truth, Responsibility, and Determination of Facts and Conducts of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace.
Judicial Law Clerk at the Appeals Section of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace.
PhD Candidate in Public Law, Aix-Marseille Université (France). LLM in International and Comparative Law, GWU Law School (2021).
Full professor, Universidad del Rosario, Faculty of Law, Bogotá, Colombia.
Associate Professor at the Department of Law and Political Science of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Cali, Colombia.
Lecturer of Transitional Justice, Department of Philosophy, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
Consultant at World Bank Group.
Global Women’s Institute, The George Washington University.
International Development Law Organization (IDLO).
Global Women’s Institute, The George Washington University
International Development Law Organization (IDLO).
Global Women’s Institute, The George Washington University.
