2004

2004

• Recent Judgments Against the United Kingdom and Their Impact on Other Signatories to the European Convention of Human Rights
  December 4, 2004

  This Article examines judgments of the European Court of Human Rights
  against the United Kingdom in 1999, and how these have affected other
  signatory nations to the European Convention for the Protection of
  Human Rights.

• Gays and Lesbians at War: Military Service in Iraq and Afghanistan Under “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
  September 1, 2004 | Nathaniel Frank

  This study evaluates the impact of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy on the capacity of gay troops to perform their duties as part of an effective military force. 

• Homosexuality and the Israel Defense Forces
  June 1, 2004
• The Practical and Conceptual Problems with Regulating Harassment in a Discriminatory Institution
  May 1, 2004 | Sharon Terman

  The Center recently released a draft report studying the practical and conceptual problems with regulating harassment in a discriminatory institution.

• Multinational Military Units and Homosexual Personnel
  February 1, 2004 | By Geoffrey Bateman and Sameera Dalvi

  Since the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy itself has made it impossible to study
  the plausibility of the unit cohesion rationale directly, an examination of multinational military units may be the most direct
  option for assessing the plausibility of the unit cohesion rationale.