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  • Standing Strong
    By: 
    Lauryn Oates

    In July, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Justice announced several
    revisions to the now infamous Shia Personal Status
    Law. The law, signed by President Hamid Karzai in
    April, contains 249 articles regulating marriage and family
    life for the country’s Shia minority, who account for an estimated
    20 to 30 percent of the population. [more]

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