JavaScript:
The JavaScript encode() function doesn't handle Unicode. See http://xkr.us/articles/javascript/encode-compare/ for alternatives.
The jQuery serialize() function works well with Unicode.
Python:
urllib.urlencode(), urllib.quote() and urllib.quote_plus don't handle unicode strings. So instead of
urllib.urlencode(u'a unicode string')
... do:
urllib.urlencode(u'a unicode string'.encode('utf-8'))
In the above case I'm assumming that the string is already Unicode (which seems to be the case when you got it off Django, maybe from a GET parameter). If it's in another encoding, you must previously do:
'a byte string encoded in X'.decode(encoding_goes_here).encode('utf-8')
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