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Shia Family Law →
Shia Personal Status Law – This law is referred to as the "Shia Personal Status Law" in both the USAID
translation and in a case study by the scholar Astri Suhrke (When More is Less pp. 206ff). The main reason this article exists is because of the international backslash in the aftermath of the bill's passing and signing in February-March 2009, and the leaking of a critical
UNIFEM report, with "consequent loss of nuance" according to Suhrke. It seems "Shia Family Law" is a term invented by the western press, whereas "Shia Personal Status Law" is more technically correct.
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Did you know... that the new Shia Family Law of
Afghanistan has attracted criticism for including clauses that some analysts believe encourage
spousal rape?
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Shia Family Law →
Shia Personal Status Law – This law is referred to as the "Shia Personal Status Law" in both the USAID
translation and in a case study by the scholar Astri Suhrke (When More is Less pp. 206ff). The main reason this article exists is because of the international backslash in the aftermath of the bill's passing and signing in February-March 2009, and the leaking of a critical
UNIFEM report, with "consequent loss of nuance" according to Suhrke. It seems "Shia Family Law" is a term invented by the western press, whereas "Shia Personal Status Law" is more technically correct.
Uglemat (
talk) 17:35, 18 August 2017 (UTC)reply
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