The Nobel laureate lawyer's account of defending women and children's rights in Iran after 1979.
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Flavia Agnes · Oxford University Press · 1999 · 268 pages · Law and gender
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A history of the personal laws of India's communities and how they shape women's rights in marriage, divorce and property.
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The Nobel laureate lawyer's account of defending women and children's rights in Iran after 1979.
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