Strategies for Reconstructing Trust After Experiences of Coercion or Marginalization
Experiencing coercion or marginalization can damage an individual's sense of trust and security within a...
Coerced Medical Interventions and Ethics
Medical interventions that involve some form of coercion are often controversial due to their implications for individual autonomy and bodily integrity....
There has been increasing attention to the issue of coercive sterilization of transgender individuals, particularly in the context of prisons and mental health facilities. While some argue that this...
Queer ethics is an approach to ethics that emerged from feminist philosophy and critical race theory in the 1980s and 1990s. It draws on the experiences of marginalized communities and seeks to...
Coercive conversion therapy is an umbrella term for any form of psychological, spiritual, or medical treatment that attempts to change an individual's sexual orientation, gender identity, or...
Moral Implications of Forced Sterilization in the Context of Bodily Autonomy and State Power
There has been growing debate surrounding the practice of forced sterilization, particularly when it...
The imposition of Western LGBT frameworks on non-Western contexts has been an increasingly debated issue due to its potential ethical implications. This paper will explore these implications and...
Sterilization is a medical procedure where one's ability to reproduce is permanently removed or reduced. It is often performed for birth control purposes, but can also be done for various other...
Coercive medical interventions refer to any medical procedure that is forced upon an individual without their consent, often for political, social, or economic reasons. These interventions can range...
In order to understand what happens when intimacy becomes coercive over time, it is important to define both concepts separately. Intimacy is a close relationship characterized by trust, sharing, and...