TY  - BOOK
AU  - Pickering,Sharon
AU  - Lambert,Caroline
ED  - University of Sydney.
TI  - Global issues, women, and justice
T2  - Sydney Institute of Criminology series
SN  - 0975196715
AV  - HQ1237 .G56 2004
U1  - 341.4858 22
PY  - 2004///
CY  - Sydney
PB  - Sydney Institute of Criminology
KW  - Sex discrimination against women
KW  - Sex discrimination in justice administration
KW  - Women
KW  - Legal status, laws, etc
KW  - Criminal justice, Administration of
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Women's rights and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission : an unfinished agenda; Lyn Graybill --; Narrating women and asylum : hostile administrative-legal justice; Sharon Pickering --; Militarisation, gender and ethnicity in Southern Mexico; Lynn Stephen --; Living in the circle and thinking inside the square; Nerida Blair --; Partial sites and partial sightings : women and the UN human rights tray system; Caroline Lambert --; Aboriginal women's struggles for justice in Canada; Evelyn Zellerer --; 'Engendering' development-centered, rights-based, equitable trade policy; Marceline White --; Kader, compensation and justice : the need for a comprehensive analysis; Fiona Haines and Cate Lewis --; Everybody's business : the privatisation of women's imprisonment; Sharon Pickering and Michael Gard --; Global issues, women and justice; Sharon Pickering and Caroline Lambert --; Women's rights and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission : an unfinished agenda; Lyn Graybill --; Narrating women and asylum : hostile administrative-legal justice; Sharon Pickering --; Militarisation, gender and ethnicity in southern Mexico; Lynn Stephen --; Living in the circle and thinking inside the square; Nerida Blair --; Partial sites and partial sightings : women and the UN human rights treaty system; Caroline Lambert --; Aboriginal women's struggles for justice in Canada; Evelyn Zellerer --; 'Engendering' development-centred, rights-based, equitable trade policy; Marceline White --; Kader, compensation and justice : the need for a comprehensive analysis; Fiona Haines and Cate Lewis --; Everybody's business : the privatisation of women's imprisonment; Sharon Pickering and Michael Gard --; Challenging international law : the quest for justice of the former 'comfort women'; Indai Lourdes Sajor --; All roads lead to Rome, but some are bumpier than others; Alda Facio --; Untold numbers : East Timorese women and transitional justice; Susan Harris Rimmer
N2  - Explores the way women seek justice through the nation-state, global process and international criminal justice mechanisms. It draws on a diversity of academic and advocate voices in examining how women have accessed justice under conditions of globalisation, militarization and colonisation
ER  -