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,The Politics of Implementing Women’s Rights in Bangladesh,me, the state has to exercise caution and not appear to be espousing “equalizing measures” directly promoting women’s equality and women’s rights too zealously because such measures might displease the conservative, fundamentalist, and patriarchal forces that shape the political contours of the soci

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,Problematik der Verkürzungsformen,es that the women of Iran are using today. Since 1979, women in Iran can be characterized most generally as conformist or non-conformist. The conformists support the Islamic state’s policies toward women, while the non-conformists resist. The variance within and between these positions, as well as t

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Respiration capacity and consequences in , on Women (1995) in Beijing, China. The first section, entitled Roman Catholicism: Church and State, describes the institutional organization of the Catholic Church and its status as a political state. As a branch of Christianity, Roman Catholicism is a church; as a political entity, the Catholic Ch

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Amanda Forde,Gerald F. Fitzgeraldonly modest advances in women’s rights. Yet, such is not the case. Ireland has undergone a remarkable change in the last thirty years with regard to the relationship between the Roman Catholic Church and the state and with regard to the implementation of women’s rights. Whereas over 90 percent of th