دانلود کتاب The Right to Say No: Marital Rape and Law Reform in Canada, Ghana, Kenya and Malawi

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Foreword\nContents\nDetailed Contents\nList of Contributors\nPart I: Marital Rape, Human Rights and the Law: Mapping the Issues\n 1\n Introduction: Marital Rape and Law Reform: A Comparative Analysis of the Right to Say No\n 2\n Marital Rape and Sexual Violence against Women in Intimate Relationships: The Less Recognised Form of Domestic Violence\n I. Introduction\n II. Research Knowledge and Public Attitudes about Intimate Partner Sexual Violence\n III. Social Norms, Gender Expectations and Women\'s Experiences of Intimate Sexual Violence\n IV. Conclusion—Sexual Assault in Intimate Relationships, Mistaken Belief in Continuous Consent, Rape Myths and the Law\n 3\n Normative and International Human Rights Law Imperatives for Criminalising Intimate Partner Sexual Violence: The Marital Rape Impunity in Comparative and Historical Perspective\n I. Introduction\n II. Historical Origins and Ideological Underpinnings of the Marital Rape Exemption\n III. Comparative Analysis of the Marital Rape Exemption around the World\n IV. Human Rights Law Requiring Criminalisation of Marital Rape\n V. Conclusion: Why Criminalising Sexual Violence in Intimate Relationships is Essential for the Protection of Women\'s Equal Rights\n 4\n Pluralistic Legal Systems and Marital Rape: Cross-National Considerations\n I. Introduction\n II. Situating \'Customary Law\' within the Colonial Context\n III. Culture versus Women\'s Rights in International Human Rights Law\n IV. Is There Really a Conflict of Rights Between Culture and Gender Equality?\n V. Intersectional Strategies for Combating Marital Rape\n VI. Conclusion\nPart II: National Case Studies: Marital Rape and Law Reform in Canada, Malawi, Kenya and Ghana\n 5\n The Criminalisation of Marital Rape and Law Reform in Canada: A Modest Feminist Success Story in Combating Marital Rape Myths\n I. Introduction\n II. Women\"s Human Rights and the Prevalence of Spousal Sexual Violence in Canada\n III. Criminalisation of Marital Rape in Canada: History and Law Reform\n IV. The New Legal Framework for Addressing Marital Rape in Canada\n V. Additional Laws, Policies and Reforms Affecting the Legal Treatment of Marital Rape in Canada\n VI. Rights-Based Arguments for Implementing Marital Rape Laws in Canada\n VII. Conclusion: Lessons from the Criminalisation of Marital Rape in Canada\n 6\n Legislating against the Odds: Lessons Learned from Efforts to Legislate against Marital Rape in Malawi\n I. Introduction\n II. Context and Background: WLSA Malawi and the Problem of Gendered Violence\n III. Marital Rape in Malawi: The Law and the Reality\n IV. A Critical Overview of the Legal Reform Process: Challenges and Opportunities\n V. Conclusion: Reflections on Marital Rape and the Prevention of Domestic Violence Act\n 7\n Dismantling Barriers to Women\'s Equality: Making the Case for the Criminalisation of Marital Rape in Kenya\n I. Introduction\n II. Definition and Context of Marital Rape\n III. Situational Analysis of Marital Rape in Kenya\n IV. Legal Framework Relating to Marital Rape in Kenya\n V. International, Regional and Local Standards for Protection against Marital Rape\n VI. Recommendations for Dealing with Marital Rape\n VII. Conclusion\n 8\n Marital Rape under Ghanaian Law\n I. Introduction\n II. Historical Endorsement of Marital Rape under Ghanaian Law\n III. Law Reform: Domestic Violence Act and the Criminal Offences Act\n IV. Strategies for Law Reform and Ending Marital Rape\n V. Conclusion\n 9\n The Judicial Treatment of Marital Rape in Canada: A Post-Criminalisation Case Study\n I. Introduction\n II. The Judicial Treatment of Marital Rape in Canada from 1983 to 2013\n III. Conclusion\n Appendix: List of Canadian Marital Rape Cases: 1983–2013\nIndex