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Why Are Colombian Brides Good For You?
Colombian women have a strong sense of family and place a high value on it. They are brought up with…
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How Do Ukrainian Brides Differ from Other Nationalities?
The most obvious differences between Ukrainian brides and other nationalities is their physical appearance. Known for their slender figures, long…
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Why Do Latin Women to Marry Worth Choosing?
Marrying a latina are known for their beauty, passion, and fiery personalities. They are desired by men all over the…
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The Ultimate Guide to Dating African Mail Order Brides
These beautiful women from the continent of Africa are known for their strong values, traditional beliefs, and exotic beauty. Dating…
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Ditshwanelo – The Botswana Centre For Human Rights: Press Statement On The Landmark Customary Inheritance Law Decision
12 October 2012, Gaborone – The Botswana Centre for Human Rights notes with appreciation, today’s High Court decision in the case…
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International Women’s Day 2011 : Ratify and respect !
8 March 2011 – On the occasion of the 100th International Women’s Day, the Coalition of the campaign “Africa for…
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Interview with Amal Abdel Hadi, New Woman Foundation, Egypt: “Previous claims that women’s voices should not be heard, all of this has been smashed during the revolution”
In what ways were women involved in the protests in Egypt? Women were involved in every aspect of this revolution:…
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Tunisia: Interview With Souhayr Belhassen, Fidh President: “We Must Ensure That There Are Women In All The New Political Bodies”
How did Tunisian women participate in the revolution ? Throughout the month of protests in Tunisia we saw a huge…
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Revolutions in the Arab World : what is at stake for women’s rights?
“No democracy without equality” was the slogan of women participating in the Tunisian revolution. In the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings,…
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GALZ PRESS RELEASE – International Women’s Day Statement : Equal Access to Education, Training and Science and Technology : Pathway to decent work for women
As Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe, we note that continued homophobic language, patriarchy, discrimination and stigmatisation that lead to Gender…
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