The respondent alleged that she had been sexually harassed in her workplace. The complaint related to the display of a poster as part of a work health and safety campaign showing a photograph of the respondent over which the caption had been written 'Feel great - lubricate'. While the respondent had consented to the use of her photo in the poster, she had not been informed about the caption. The NSW Court of Appeal upheld the finding of sexual harassment.

BGH XII ZB 383/19 Applicant v. Registry Office; German Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof); decision dated April 22, 2020

Only persons with biological intersexuality can change the gender details in the civil status entry per §§ 45b and 22 Para. 3 of the Civil Status Act, while "perceived intersexuality" is not covered.

6 StR 125/22 Germany v. Offender; German Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof); decision dated May 31, 2022 

Violence and death threats directed at the accused must be considered when assessing the criminal liability of the accused. The address of a women’s shelter must not be disclosed in the reasons of a judgment.

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1 BvR 1060/02 Plaintiff v. Ruling of Higher Regional Court Stuttgart 4 U 5/02 – German Federal Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht); decision dated May 24, 2006

It is not unconstitutional to consider the aspects summarized by case law under the term "denunciation effect" when balancing the interests of freedom of speech and the protection of personal rights. However, the courts must take into account that this is possible in different forms and intensities for various circumstances.

This report highlights the global resurgence of challenges to women’s and LGBTQI+ rights, documenting instances where progress toward gender equality is being undermined.

Baek, Chung-Ah; Chopra, Deepta; Edström, Jerker; Lewin, Tessa; Metcalfe, Steve; Mushtaq, Samreen; et al. (2024). Building Solidarities: Gender Justice in a Time of Backlash. The Institute of Development Studies and Partner Organisations. Report. https://doi.org/10.19088/IDS.2024.041 
 

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These reports examine the heightened levels of gender-based violence against women and girls during conflicts, including arbitrary killings, torture, sexual violence, and forced marriage.
 

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) report provides an analysis of human trafficking, victim demographics and current global responses. 

The U.S. Department of State annual Trafficking in Persons Report covers the status of efforts against human trafficking in countries around the world, including the United States, and highlights key trends in human trafficking.

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