The Subject of Women’s Rights: An Investigation of CEDAW’s (Straight) Construction of Family-Related Human Rights
The history of international human rights law shows that the articulation of human rights has often been scripted around the experiences of some rather than all. For example: men. As the creation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) has tried to address specifically the oppression of women, has this fragmentation of some rather than all repeated