Autorky v textu přinášejí kritickou analýzu české právní úpravy práva homosexuálů na rodinný život (včetně práva na osvojení dítěte, svěření dítěte do péče, asistovanou reprodukci) a zamýšlejí se nad otázkou, zda je, či není vůči homosexuálům diskriminační., The authors critically analyse the Czech legal regulation regarding the rights of homosexual to family life (incl. right to adopt, child custody, assisted reproduction) in order to conclude whether it is, or it is not discriminatory., Eva Burkertová, Helena Krejčíková, Lucie Váňová, and Literatura
The article deals with the decision of the Grand Chamber of the ECHR in the case Hämäläinen vs Finland. The decision itself is subject of critical analysis. It is also examined the impact of the decision on the possible development of Czech legislation “de lege ferenda”. As crucial concepts are also analyzed key terms of gender identity, gender aut onomy and the right to sexual self - determination and equal access to rights. In that decision deals the ECtHR with the issue whether an applicant ́s right to private and family life had been violated when the full recognition of her new gender was made cond itional on the transformation of her marriage into a registered partnership., JUDr. Adam Doležal, LL.M., and Literatura
The paper analyzes the ways in which the state approach to homosexuality in Communist Czechoslovakia intersected with actually lived lives and experiences of ordinary non -heterosexual people who identified (mainly retroactively) as gays, lesbians or transsexuals. In the Czech context, this is the first research of its kind and combines oral history with a gender analysis of sexological literature from the communist period, to put together a complex mosaic of sexuality in recent past. This confrontation of methods exposes the processes by which gender and sexuality in this era worked as tools of regulation and control, and shows how non -heterosexual people responded to this pressure. The paper offers a multilayer reading and analysis of normality/deviance, public/private and submission/resistance in communist Czechoslovakia., Věra Sokolová., and Obsahuje bibliografii