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Gina Marchetti

Extradition as a “Women’s Issue”: Notes Towards a Feminist Critique

Updated: Mar 8, 2021


In this blog post, Professor Gina Marchetti looks at the anti-extradition bill protests from February to October and the ‘women’s issues’ they raise from a feminist perspective.


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