Lebanon on Wednesday joined other Arab nations in abolishing a law that lets rapists escape punishment if they marry their victims in a move applauded by women’s rights campaigners. On the heels of Jordan scrapping its law earlier this month, and Tunisia doing so last month, Lebanese lawmakers voted to do away with article 522…
eTurboNews l-artikoli huma għall-abbonati biss. L-abbonament huwa B'XEJN.
Idħol Ikklikkja hawn biex tabbona B'XEJN
Idħol Ikklikkja hawn biex tabbona B'XEJN
X'GĦANDEK NEĦĦED MINN DAN L-ARTIKOLU:
- Il-Libanu nhar l-Erbgħa ngħaqad ma’ nazzjonijiet Għarab oħra fl-abolizzjoni ta’ liġi li tħalli l-istupraturi jaħarbu l-kastig jekk jiżżewġu lill-vittmi tagħhom f’mossa faħħara minn kampanji tad-drittijiet tan-nisa.
- On the heels of Jordan scrapping its law earlier this month, and Tunisia doing so last month, Lebanese lawmakers voted to do away with article 522….
- L-abbonament huwa B'XEJN.
