Women Could be in Danger from Libya Constitution

May 31, 2013 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

Danger from Libya Constitution woman casts vote — Libyan woman casts vote

Draft apparently contains few safeguards for women citizens is in danger from Libya Constitution

Women face challenges as Libya moves toward a new constitution

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Commentary: Gender discrimination still permeates Libyan laws and institutions. Samer Muscati and Hanan Salah TRIPOLI, Libya I have waited my whole life for tomorrow, which will be a new day for Libya, an elated Haja Nowara told Human Rights Watch on the eve of Libya’s first vote. | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles

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Draft apparently contains few safeguards for women citizens is in danger from Libya Constitution

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