How non-state torture is gendered and invisibilized : Canada’s non-compliance with the Committee Against Torture’s recommendations

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	How non-state torture is gendered and invisibilized : Canada’s non-compliance with the Committee Against Torture’s recommendations
	English
	[20180000]
	American University. Washington College of Law
	Jones, Jackie \| Sarson, Jeanne \| MacDonald, Linda
	domestic violence \| torture prevention effectiveness \| sexual abuse \| trafficking in persons \| pornography \| international human rights law \| state compliance \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| UNCAT \| violence against women \| agents responsible for violations \| non state agents \| law reform \| torture criminalisation \| information disclosure \| state obligations \| criminal law reform \| access to courts \| developed countries \| denial \| attitude to torture \| UN. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (1979) \| CEDAW \| torture definition \| rape \| UN. Convention to Eliminate all forms of Violence against Women and Girls (CEVAWG) (proposed) \| incest \| Canada
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	Gender perspectives on torture: law and practice / American University. Washington College of Law. Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (comp.)