SFCC Library Guide: Human Rights of Women and Children

Rights of Women and Children

United States

International

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Affirmative acts; political essays SCC305.896073 JORDAN 1998 Comparable worth: an analysis and recommendations: a report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights 331.21 C738u The criminalization of a woman's body 363.46 CRIMINA The female circumcision controversy: an anthropological perspective 392.1 GRUENBAU Female genital mutilation: a guide to laws and policies worldwide 346.0134 FEMALE Female genital mutilation: a joint WHO/UNICEF/UNFPA statement 392.1 FEMALE One woman, one vote (VIDEO) Library Media Office Use Only MV10310 The Republican war against women: an insider's report from behind the lines SCC 305.42 MELICH 1996 The rights of women: the basic ACLU guide to women's rights REFERENCE 346.7301 RIGHTS 1993 Unequal protection: women, children, and the elderly in court 346.7301 FORER Why ERA failed: politics, women's rights, and the amending process of the constitution 342.73087 B459w Women, gays, and the constitution: the grounds for feminism and gay rights in culture and law 342.73087 RICHARD

Videos

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Other Resources

Check CQ Researcher for recent reports, for example: "Gays on Campus" — 10/1/2004

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Human Rights A series of inter-related guides to library and online resources concerning human rights: General Resources on Human Rights Human Rights in Individual Countries and Regions Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender (GLBT) Rights Rights of Women and Children [in progress] Rights of Indigenous Peoples [in progress]
Rights of Women and Children Subhead1 \| Subhead2 \| Subhead3 \|Subhead4 \|Other \| Citing information in a paper United States Women's Rights (Human Rights Watch) http://www.hrw.org/women/ Women's Rights (ACLU) http://www.aclu.org/issues/women/hmwo.html Women's Rights are Human Rights http://www.unhchr.ch/women/ National Organization for Women (NOW) http://63.111.42.146/home/ A Long List of Women's Rights Sites http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/diana/general/links.htm Glass Ceiling Commission Report http://www.ilr.cornell.edu/library/e_archive/gov_reports/glassceiling/default.html?page=home Female Circumcision http://www.amnesty.org/ailib/intcam/femgen/fgm1.htm Female Genital Mutilation (for health professionals) http://www.ranzcog.edu.au/Open/womens-health/fgm/fgm.htm International Books — Affirmative acts; political essays SCC305.896073 JORDAN 1998 Comparable worth: an analysis and recommendations: a report of the United States Commission on Civil Rights 331.21 C738u The criminalization of a woman's body 363.46 CRIMINA The female circumcision controversy: an anthropological perspective 392.1 GRUENBAU Female genital mutilation: a guide to laws and policies worldwide 346.0134 FEMALE Female genital mutilation: a joint WHO/UNICEF/UNFPA statement 392.1 FEMALE One woman, one vote (VIDEO) Library Media Office Use Only MV10310 The Republican war against women: an insider's report from behind the lines SCC 305.42 MELICH 1996 The rights of women: the basic ACLU guide to women's rights REFERENCE 346.7301 RIGHTS 1993 Unequal protection: women, children, and the elderly in court 346.7301 FORER Why ERA failed: politics, women's rights, and the amending process of the constitution 342.73087 B459w Women, gays, and the constitution: the grounds for feminism and gay rights in culture and law 342.73087 RICHARD Videos — Other Resources Check CQ Researcher for recent reports, for example: "Gays on Campus" — 10/1/2004
How to cite sources in your paper
	As with any other source you use, information found on Web sites must be cited and attributed. No one really agrees yet on the best method for citing electronic and Internet sources. The two most common citation styles--the Modern Language Association (MLA) and the American Psychological Association (APA)--have been modified and adapted to keep track of Internet sources: MLA Style Citing Sources A collection of links, handouts, and class guides dealing with citing print and online sources in MLA style Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format A good general purpose handout from Purdue's Online Writing Center (OWL) APA Style Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the APA http://www.apastyle.org/elecref.html Using American Psychological Association (APA) Format http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_apa.html
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