UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD HUMAN RIGHTS HUB JOURNAL

This article compares contemporary legal developments in Indian reproductive rights with that of Nepal, another South Asian country that has made significant recent progress in that area.

This article evaluates the impact of gendered stereotypes on abortion reform in Uruguay, determining whether the country’s relatively liberal abortion law further undermines international human rights efforts to suppress harmful stereotypes against women.

This article discusses labor standards that deal with impacts of domestic violence that spill over into the workplace in the form of attendance, performance and safety.

This article examines the interplay between international law norms on women’s reproductive rights and South African reproductive health case law. The author first summarizes key elements of abortion rights and reproductive health in international human rights laws such as CEDAW and CESCR.