Intersex: A Challenge for Human Rights and Citizenship Rights

Keywords

Citizenship, Meaning (existential), Phenomenon, Human rights, Gender studies

References

• The Five Sexes: Why Male and Female Are Not EnoughAnne Fausto‐Sterling, Žarko Trajanoski — 2009
• Feminism and citizenshipRian Voet — 1998
• Hermaphrodites and the Medical Invention of SexAlice Dreger — 2000
• Making Sex: Body and Gender from the Greeks to FreudAngus McLaren, Thomas Laqueur — 1990
• Making Sex: Body and Gender from the Greeks to FreudSusan D. Amussen, Thomas Laqueur — 1994

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• The phantom category of ‘Intersex’ in elite sports: knowledge about ‘Disturbing’ female bodies and athletic performancesAnnette Brömdal — 2013
• Experiences of transgender prisoners and their knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding sexual behaviors and HIV/STIs: A systematic reviewAnnette Brömdal, Amy B. Mullens, Tania M. Phillips — 2018
• Envisioning African IntersexAmanda Lock Swarr — 2023
• Envisioning African IntersexSwarr, Amanda Lock — 2023

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