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Women's Rights in Tunisia: "the Equality Enshrined in the Constitution Implies Equality in Inheritance", According to Hayet Jazzar

Summary by JeuneAfrique.com
On 13 August, Tunisia celebrates the 69th anniversary of the promulgation of the Personal Status Code, which relied on the emancipation of women to revitalize society. Yet, Tunisian women have not finished defending their rights. Interview with feminist lawyer and activist Hayet Jazzar.
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Women's Rights in Tunisia: "the Equality Enshrined in the Constitution Implies Equality in Inheritance", According to Hayet Jazzar

On 13 August, Tunisia celebrates the 69th anniversary of the promulgation of the Personal Status Code, which relied on the emancipation of women to revitalize society. Yet, Tunisian women have not finished defending their rights. Interview with feminist lawyer and activist Hayet Jazzar.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news in on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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