Culture, religion, and CEDAW's article 5 (A)

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Volumn 9781558617896, Issue , 2007, Pages 68-85

  Raday, Frances ^a,b  

^a HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM   (Israel)

^b College of Management Academic Studies ^*  (Israel)

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References (23)

1. (CEDAW Report 1999, 14-15, paras. 68-92)
2. (CEDAW Report 2000, 55, para. 54)
3. (CEDAW Report 1999, 31, para. 299);
4. (CEDAW 2000, 24, paras. 230 and 232);
5. (CEDAW Report 2001, 59, paras. 134);
6. (CEDAW Report 2000, 11, para. 68);
7. (CEDAW Report 1998, 26, para. 284);
8. (CEDAW Report 2000, 20, para. 178).
9. (CEDAW Report 2001, 18, para. 143).
10. (CEDAW Report 1995, 69, para. 332).
11. Most CEDAW Reports are available at http://www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/cedaw.
12. (CEDAW Report 1999, 57, para. 99; 58, para. 105)
13. (CEDAW Report 1998, 26, para. 289).
14. (United Nations 2002b, para. 62).
15. (United Nations 2002b, paras. 45-48).
16. (United Nations 2002b, 22 and 37).
17. (United Nations 2002b, 14)
18. (United Nations 1997)
19. (United Nations 1993b, para. 19).
20. Nigeria (Human Rights Committee 1996, 291)
21. (United Nations 1993a, Article 4)
22. Bavli v. Rabbinical Court of Appeals 1994
23. Shakdiel v. Minister of Religions 1998.