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The Amendments to Iraq’s Personal Status Law: What is at Stake from a Human Rights and Political Perspective?
LORENA STELLA MARTINI COMMENTARY #49 • OCTOBER 2024 The proposed amendments to Iraq’s Personal Status Law need to be read within the broader Iraqi political framework ahead of 2025 parliamentary […]