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Paula Gerber

Melbourne
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Professor, Monash Law; Member of the @CastanCentre Human Rights; Director, Kaleidoscope Human Rights Foundation @KaleidoscopeHRF & Founder of @LGBTIAcademics
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Making anti-LGBTQIA+ hate visible

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By Paula Gerber
| Monash University
Earlier this year, the ABC revealed that Islamic State-inspired attackers were deliberately luring gay and bisexual men and boys through dating apps, violently assaulting them, filming the attacks and posting the footage online. At the same time, far-right influencers in the manosphere were circulating guides on how to carry out homophobic attacks. These are not isolated incidents.
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The case for including trans women

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By Paula Gerber
| share.google
Every year on 8 March, we celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD). It’s a time to reflect on the progress we’ve made towards gender equality, and commit to dismantling the barriers that still persist. Established more than a century ago, IWD has evolved from its roots in labour rights and suffrage movements into a global platform advocating for women’s advancement in every sphere of life. Yet, in recent years, some are questioning whether IWD is a day that is inclusive of all women.
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The case for including trans women

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By Paula Gerber
| Monash University
Every year on 8 March, we celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD). It’s a time to reflect on the progress we’ve made towards gender equality, and commit to dismantling the barriers that still persist. Established more than a century ago, IWD has evolved from its roots in labour rights and suffrage movements into a global platform advocating for women’s advancement in every sphere of life. Yet, in recent years, some are questioning whether IWD is a day that is inclusive of all women.
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