Transgender and Law - International and National Perspective offers a comprehensive legal examination of transgender rights from both global and Indian viewpoints. The book analyses the evolution of transgender recognition under international human rights instruments and compares them with national legal frameworks, particularly Indian constitutional and statutory developments. It situates transgender rights within broader discourses of equality, dignity, non-discrimination, and social justice, highlighting the role of courts, legislation, and policy in advancing legal protection for transgender persons.
Key Features
- Detailed discussion of international human rights standards on gender identity
- Critical analysis of Indian constitutional provisions and statutory laws affecting transgender persons
- Examination of landmark judicial decisions and evolving jurisprudence
- Interdisciplinary approach combining law, human rights, and social justice perspectives
- Addresses legal challenges related to identity, discrimination, healthcare, education, and employment
This book is designed for law students, postgraduate scholars, and researchers specialising in human rights law, constitutional law, and gender studies. It is equally relevant for academicians, legal practitioners, judges, policymakers, and activists working on LGBTQIA+ rights and inclusive legal reforms. The text serves as a valuable academic and reference resource for understanding transgender law in both international and Indian contexts.