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Emerging Powers, Sexuality and Human Rights: The case of Brazil, India and South Africa

10 Apr 2015


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The Coalition of African Lesbians, the Gay and Lesbian Archives and the Centre for Indian Studies of the University of Witwatersrand, in partnership with Sexuality Policy Watch invite for the Seminar

Emerging Powers, Sexuality and Human Rights:  The case of Brazil, India and South Africa

Emerging Powers, Sexuality and Human Rights: The case of Brazil, India and South AfricaThe emerging powers Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa [BRICS] will be the basis of this conversation that examines the realities in some of the BRICS countries in relation to sexual rights. This economic bloc is positioned to grow in strength and influence regionally and globally on the economic and political front. This Seminar asks what has been unfolding in these countries in relation to sexual rights, what the trends across countries may be in this regard and what the implications are for the advancement of sexual rights at the global, regional and national levels.

Friday April 17th , 10 am to 1 pm

Venue: CB8, Central Block

University of  Witwatersrand

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