Introduction = 3
I. "How Can There Be Names For What Does Not Exist?" = 25
A. The target: Women’s organizing, women’s bodies = 25
B. Sexual rights = 35
C. Basics of baiting: Internationalizing intolerance = 41
D. The effects: Internalizing fear = 53
II. Women make cookies : Discrediting of Women Leaders = 65
III. "We Would Have a Hard Time Going Home": Fear of Sexuality in the International Sphere = 83
A. Beijing: The right wing takes on human rights = 84
B. Fear of gender, fear of sexuality, fear of justice = 97
IV. Standing Up, Talking Back: The Impact on Local Organizing = 121
A. Costa Rica: "We really believed we were free" = 123
B. India: "What is the need to show it?" = 132
C. Poland: "An unexpected side effect of democracy" = 147
D. Namibia: "The more out we are, the more public support we get" = 161
V. Conclusion and Recommendations = 175
A. International law and the targeting of women’s sexuality = 175
B. Recommendations for the international community, states, and civil society = 180
Acknowledgements = 186
I. "How Can There Be Names For What Does Not Exist?" = 25
A. The target: Women’s organizing, women’s bodies = 25
B. Sexual rights = 35
C. Basics of baiting: Internationalizing intolerance = 41
D. The effects: Internalizing fear = 53
II. Women make cookies : Discrediting of Women Leaders = 65
III. "We Would Have a Hard Time Going Home": Fear of Sexuality in the International Sphere = 83
A. Beijing: The right wing takes on human rights = 84
B. Fear of gender, fear of sexuality, fear of justice = 97
IV. Standing Up, Talking Back: The Impact on Local Organizing = 121
A. Costa Rica: "We really believed we were free" = 123
B. India: "What is the need to show it?" = 132
C. Poland: "An unexpected side effect of democracy" = 147
D. Namibia: "The more out we are, the more public support we get" = 161
V. Conclusion and Recommendations = 175
A. International law and the targeting of women’s sexuality = 175
B. Recommendations for the international community, states, and civil society = 180
Acknowledgements = 186