This thread is about international Woman's Day...
So much fighting over absolute nonsense.
I'm upset that Turkey is moving towards Sharia Law, the Taliban is negotiating to end the war, do any of you understand what that means?
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According to the Sharia, despite declarations of the equality of the sexes before God, women are considered inferior to men, and have fewer rights and responsibilities. A woman counts as half a man in giving evidence in a court of law, or in matters of inheritance. Her position is less advantageous than a man’s with regard to marriage and divorce. A husband has the moral and religious right and duty to beat his wives for disobedience or for perceived misconduct. A woman does not have the right to choose her husband, or her place of residence, to travel freely or have freedom in her choice of clothing. Women have little or no autonomy and are deemed to need the protection of their fathers, husbands or other male relatives throughout their lives. Any conduct that undermines the idea of male supremacy will fall foul of the Sharia.
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If you are going to fight, put it to a useful cause...
Imagine if you were in Iran right now these 10 things would only be a dream...
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Maryam Rajavi’s Views on Women’s Rights
1. In the future Iran, all personal freedoms concerning women have to be recognized, including the freedom to choose one's clothing, freedom of opinion, religion, employment and travel.
2. We believe in complete gender equality in social, political, cultural and economic arenas.
3. Women must have equal share in the society's political leadership.
4. Women will be completely free to choose husbands and marry.
5. Women's equal rights to divorce will be recognized.
6. Polygamy is banned.
7. Physical, sexual and psychological violence against women in the work place, in educational centers, in the household and elsewhere would be considered a crime.
8. For women who are subjected to violence there would be judicial remedies.
9. Any sexual exploitation under whatever pretext are banned.
10. Civil laws will be drafted based on international conventions about the rights and freedoms of women and specifically the Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and the declaration on the elimination of violence against women.
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