The Right to Equality and Non-Discrimination of the LGBT Community. A Comparison Between the United States and Kenya

Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

• CHAPTER ONE
  • INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY.
  • BACKGROUND.
  • EGAL PROTECTION OF LGBT RIGHTS
  • VIOLENCE AND DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LGBT COMMUNITY.
  • RATIONALE OF THE STUDY.
  • THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
  • CONCLUSION.
  • ORGANIZATION OF THE STUDY
• CHAPTER TWO
  • RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, CULTURAL VIEWS AND INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL FRAMEWORK ON THE LGBT RIGHTS
  • INTRODUCTION..
  • RELIGIOUS, POLITICAL, CULTURAL VIEWS ..
  • INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORK
  • UNITED NATIONS INTERNATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS..
  • OTHER TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS..
  • REGIONAL FRAMEWORK
  • LEGAL PROTECTION ON LGBT RIGHTS
  • CONCLUSION.
• CHAPTER THREE
  • COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE POSITION OF THE LGBT IN THE UNITED STATES AND KENYA
  • INTRODUCTION.
  • ROLE OF THE COURTS TO DECRIMINALISE HOMOSEXUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES
  • ROLE OF THE COURTS DECRIMINALIZING HOMOSEXUALITY IN KENYA.
  • LIMITATION OF RIGHTS.
  • POTENTIAL OF DECRIMINALIZATION UNDER THE CONSTITUTION..
  • CONCLUSION.

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This research project aims to examine the right to equality and non-discrimination of the LGBT community, focusing on a comparative study between the United States and Kenya. It explores the legal, social, and cultural contexts surrounding LGBT rights in these two nations.

• Legal Frameworks for LGBT Rights in the US and Kenya
• The Impact of Religious, Political, and Cultural Views on LGBT Rights
• The Role of Courts in Decriminalizing Homosexuality
• The Challenges and Opportunities for LGBT Equality in Both Countries
• The Potential for Constitutional Recognition of LGBT Rights

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

Chapter One introduces the study, providing background information on the legal protection of LGBT rights, the prevalence of violence and discrimination against the LGBT community, and the rationale for conducting this research. It also outlines the theoretical and conceptual framework used throughout the project. Chapter Two examines the religious, political, and cultural views that shape attitudes towards LGBT rights. It also explores the relevant international and regional frameworks, including the United Nations International Bill of Rights, other treaties and conventions, and the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights. Finally, Chapter Three presents a comparative study of the legal position of the LGBT community in the United States and Kenya. It analyzes the role of courts in decriminalizing homosexuality, identifies limitations to LGBT rights, and examines the potential for constitutional recognition of LGBT rights in both countries.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

The key terms and concepts explored in this research project include LGBT rights, equality, non-discrimination, legal frameworks, constitutional rights, decriminalization of homosexuality, religious views, political views, cultural views, international human rights law, regional human rights law, comparative study, United States, and Kenya.