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September 24, 2010

Lack of Progress in Turkish Women's Rights

by Meral Cİyan Şenerdİ, Hurriyet, Turkey - Although Turkey has been appreciated in many international circles for the steps taken to improve women rights, a prominent UN committee believes Turkey still lags behind on eliminating discrimination against women. In a recent report, the committee urged Turkey to endorse a comprehensive anti-discrimination law

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