Iraq’s Ministry of Transport has decided to suspend six
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Iraqi Women’s rights organizations have publicly demonstrated against the bill. Introduced by the Iraq Justice Ministry, the new bill was put forward as an amendment to the country’s 1959 Personal Status Law.
Iraq’s Ministry of Transport has decided to suspend six
Iraq’s Ministry of Transport has decided to suspend six
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