• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I. Factual and Legal Background.- Chapter 2. Reality.- Chapter 3. Interpretation of the Rome Statute.- Part II. Persecution of Sexual and Gender Minorities as a Crime against Humanity.- Chapter 4. Contextual Element.- Chapter 5. The Crime against Humanity of Persecution.- Chapter 6. Gender-Based Persecution of Sexual and Gender Minorities.- Chapter 7. Persecution on “Other Grounds that Are Universally Recognized as Impermissible under International Law”.- Chapter 8. Political Persecution of Human Rights Defenders and Activists.- Chapter 9. Key Findings of Part II.- Part III. Anti-SGM Legislating as a Crime against Humanity.- Chapter 10. Anti-SGM Legislating as a Crime against Humanity.- Part IV. Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations.- Chapter 11. Summary, Factual Consequences, and Recommendations.- Index.

“An impressive contribution to a growing body of scholarship on the protection and advancement of LGBTQIA+ rights. Suhr succeeds in her aim … and her book answers this in the affirmative through a well-evidenced, persuasive and legally sophisticated argument. Suhr's legal analysis and level of detail is robust. … an original and comprehensive analysis relevant to scholars, practitioners and students of international criminal law and international human rights law.” (Caitlin R Biddolph, Melbourne Journal of International Law, Vol. 23 (1), July, 2022)“This is a very interesting and valuable monograph for a person who wants to get to know the subject, which is so widely discussed in the English-language literature. … Even for a reader who is not an expert in this area thebook still can be read with real interest, as it contains solid argumentation and is consistent and convincing. … The book is very care­fully … .”  (Hanna Kuczyńska, Polish Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 41, 2021)

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I. Factual and Legal Background.- Chapter 2. Reality.- Chapter 3. Interpretation of the Rome Statute.- Part II. Persecution of Sexual and Gender Minorities as a Crime against Humanity.- Chapter 4. Contextual Element.- Chapter 5. The Crime against Humanity of Persecution.- Chapter 6. Gender-Based Persecution of Sexual and Gender Minorities.- Chapter 7. Persecution on “Other Grounds that Are Universally Recognized as Impermissible under International Law”.- Chapter 8. Political Persecution of Human Rights Defenders and Activists.- Chapter 9. Key Findings of Part II.- Part III. Anti-SGM Legislating as a Crime against Humanity.- Chapter 10. Anti-SGM Legislating as a Crime against Humanity.- Part IV. Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations.- Chapter 11. Summary, Factual Consequences, and Recommendations.- Index.

“An impressive contribution to a growing body of scholarship on the protection and advancement of LGBTQIA+ rights. Suhr succeeds in her aim … and her book answers this in the affirmative through a well-evidenced, persuasive and legally sophisticated argument. Suhr's legal analysis and level of detail is robust. … an original and comprehensive analysis relevant to scholars, practitioners and students of international criminal law and international human rights law.” (Caitlin R Biddolph, Melbourne Journal of International Law, Vol. 23 (1), July, 2022)“This is a very interesting and valuable monograph for a person who wants to get to know the subject, which is so widely discussed in the English-language literature. … Even for a reader who is not an expert in this area thebook still can be read with real interest, as it contains solid argumentation and is consistent and convincing. … The book is very care­fully … .”  (Hanna Kuczyńska, Polish Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 41, 2021)

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part I. Factual and Legal Background.- Chapter 2. Reality.- Chapter 3. Interpretation of the Rome Statute.- Part II. Persecution of Sexual and Gender Minorities as a Crime against Humanity.- Chapter 4. Contextual Element.- Chapter 5. The Crime against Humanity of Persecution.- Chapter 6. Gender-Based Persecution of Sexual and Gender Minorities.- Chapter 7. Persecution on “Other Grounds that Are Universally Recognized as Impermissible under International Law”.- Chapter 8. Political Persecution of Human Rights Defenders and Activists.- Chapter 9. Key Findings of Part II.- Part III. Anti-SGM Legislating as a Crime against Humanity.- Chapter 10. Anti-SGM Legislating as a Crime against Humanity.- Part IV. Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations.- Chapter 11. Summary, Factual Consequences, and Recommendations.- Index.

“An impressive contribution to a growing body of scholarship on the protection and advancement of LGBTQIA+ rights. Suhr succeeds in her aim … and her book answers this in the affirmative through a well-evidenced, persuasive and legally sophisticated argument. Suhr's legal analysis and level of detail is robust. … an original and comprehensive analysis relevant to scholars, practitioners and students of international criminal law and international human rights law.” (Caitlin R Biddolph, Melbourne Journal of International Law, Vol. 23 (1), July, 2022)“This is a very interesting and valuable monograph for a person who wants to get to know the subject, which is so widely discussed in the English-language literature. … Even for a reader who is not an expert in this area thebook still can be read with real interest, as it contains solid argumentation and is consistent and convincing. … The book is very care­fully … .”  (Hanna Kuczyńska, Polish Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 41, 2021)