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Author: Arifur Rahman

24 Jan

On the Synergic Interpretation of Right to Gender Identity Through Freedom of Expression: Doing More Harm Than Good?

[Arifur Rahman is reading for the LLM in Human Rights at NYU School of Law as  a Arthur T. Vanderbilt Scholar. He was a shortlisted candidate for the Global Hauser Scholarship. He completed his LLB and an LLM in International Law from the University of Dhaka.] Gender identity is usually considered a vexed idea and thus hotly debated globally. More often...

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