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Lebanon: “Mabrouk” to Lebanese Women

Written byThalia Rahme
Translated byDiana Rhudick

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Translation posted 19 May 2011 8:10 GMT

Rita Chemaly congratulates Lebanese women on recent progress toward gender equality in Lebanese law. Several laws have been modified to grant women more rights in the areas of income tax, inheritance, and social security. To read her post, Mabrouk! [congratulations], click here.

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Written byThalia Rahme
Translated byDiana Rhudick

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