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young girl handed herself into a Helmand police station saying her brother had
told her to carry out a suicide attack. More 
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Integrating Islamic law into family law in
European and North American societies poses a serious threat to womens'
rights. |
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Over 86 percent of Saudi men said that
excessive makeup was the main cause of the increase in public molestation of
women in the Kingdom. |
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Two thirds of library's 80,000 books were
destroyed, many of them irreplaceable Muslim and Christian texts and
manuscripts. |
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Somali model and human
rights campaigner Waris Dirie decries the horrors of Female Genital
Mutilation.
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By Samina Younis
The true story of the author, born in
Britain to a strict, religious Muslim family that practiced the tradition of
forced marriage. At the age of 16, on a trip to Pakistan, Samina was told
that she must marry her second cousin, a boy she had met only once in her
life and for whom she had no affection whatsoever. The book recounts her
struggle against her family and her dramatic escape to a life of her own. |
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