Discrimination and social exclusion of third-gender population (Hijra) in Bangladesh: A brief review
The Hijra community is marginalized in social, political, and economic life and especially
stigmatized in society. It is their birthright to make use of society's opportunities and …
stigmatized in society. It is their birthright to make use of society's opportunities and …
Exploring the Nature of Social Exclusion of the Hijra People in Dhaka City
The 'third gender'or 'hijra'people, who identify themselves to be neither male nor female, are
largely socially excluded. This article followed the qualitative method of research. Four focus …
largely socially excluded. This article followed the qualitative method of research. Four focus …
[HTML][HTML] Living on the extreme margin: social exclusion of the transgender population (hijra) in Bangladesh
SI Khan, MI Hussain, S Parveen… - Journal of health …, 2009 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The transgender people (hijra), who claim to be neither male nor female, are socially
excluded in Bangladesh. This paper describes social exclusion of hijra [The term is used in …
excluded in Bangladesh. This paper describes social exclusion of hijra [The term is used in …
[PDF][PDF] Social exclusion and official recognition of Hijra in Bangladesh
This research study investigates the processes of social exclusion and legal recognition of
hijra in Bangladesh, focusing on experiences in accessing work and health services. The …
hijra in Bangladesh, focusing on experiences in accessing work and health services. The …
Let us to live: Social exclusion of Hijra community
S Mal - Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and …, 2015 - indianjournals.com
Indian Transgenders are commonly known as the Hijras which are marginalized, abused,
scorned and callously neglected community in India. But they are also a part of our society …
scorned and callously neglected community in India. But they are also a part of our society …
[PDF][PDF] Socio-cultural dimensions of women's discriminations in rural communities
AM Sultana - Ozean Journal of Social Sciences, 2010 - researchgate.net
A study to determine some socio-cultural influence on everyday forms of women's
discriminations was carried out one of district namely, Dinajpur in north-part of Bangladesh …
discriminations was carried out one of district namely, Dinajpur in north-part of Bangladesh …
The paradox of recognition: hijra, third gender and sexual rights in Bangladesh
A Hossain - Culture, Health & Sexuality, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
Hijra, the iconic figure of South Asian gender and sexual difference, comprise a publicly
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
institutionalised subculture of male-bodied feminine-identified people. Although they have …
[PDF][PDF] Discrimination against women in the developing countries: a comparative study
AM Sultana, NEBM Zulkefli - International Journal of Social …, 2012 - researchgate.net
The aim of the article is to examine discrimination against women in the developing
countries. Discriminations against women are common in various developing countries. The …
countries. Discriminations against women are common in various developing countries. The …
[PDF][PDF] Perceptions about the “third gender” in Nepal
G Chhetri - Dhaulagiri Journal of Sociology and Anthropology, 2017 - academia.edu
This paper is built around the argument that negative attitudes of family and society towards
the third gendered persons could lead to unacceptance, discrimination, exclusion and …
the third gendered persons could lead to unacceptance, discrimination, exclusion and …
[PDF][PDF] Gender discrimination: Women perspectives
S Pokharel - Nepalese journal of development and rural studies, 2008 - researchgate.net
The study documents the perception of women in discrimination in various aspects in a male
dominated society. The study was designed as a descriptive study based on sample survey …
dominated society. The study was designed as a descriptive study based on sample survey …