Sexual liberty must come out of the international legal closet. While non-discrimination and privacy law have been the basis for some very important queer rights victories, they cannot deliver that which is most central to queer sexuality: the right to have consensual sex outside the confines of the classic marital, procreative model. Beyond enabling international human rights law more fully to advance human dignity, this shift would afford an opportunity to refurbish the international human rights edifice in a globally inclusive way—something that continued pursuit of an identity-based, integrative queer rights agenda cannot achieve.

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