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(Un)-African: queering South Africas approach to SOGI rights
This study uses Queer Theory to explore the inconsistencies in South Africa's approach to the international protection of people of non-normative sexual orientations and gender identities (SOGI). It seeks to understand why South Africa's support for SOGI rights in the international system has been i...
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Department of Political Studies
2022
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