A Study of Queer Identity and Human Rights Discourse: Re-examining LGBTQ+ Rights in On a Muggy Night in Mumbai through the Lens of International Human Rights Law.

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Dimple Jyotiyana
Dimple Garima Chauhan

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Jyotiyana, D., & Chauhan, D. G. (2026). A Study of Queer Identity and Human Rights Discourse: Re-examining LGBTQ+ Rights in On a Muggy Night in Mumbai through the Lens of International Human Rights Law. CINEFORUM, 54–56. Retrieved from https://revistadecineforum.com/index.php/cf/article/view/932
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