You Can’t Have One Without the Other One: “Gender” in Hate Crime Legislation

Jennifer Schweppe; Amanda Haynes

You Can’t Have One Without the Other One: “Gender” in Hate Crime Legislation

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Abstract

This article argues the case for addressing misogynistic, as well as transphobic, crime, through legislation. We assert that gender as a protected category is presumptively inclusive of bias against trans and non-binary identities.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	148-166
Number of pages	19
Journal	Criminal Law Review
Volume	2020
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

Canada
Comparative law
Gender
Hate crime
Ireland
Nottinghamshire
Offences
Protected characteristics
Transgender identity

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You Can’t Have One Without the Other One: “Gender” in Hate Crime Legislation

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