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Women struggle to overcome ignorant attitudes and prejudice. -
Debate hears recommendations for bringing long-term stability and social justice. -
Forced marriage and domestic violence are fuelling the phenomenon. -
Relentless daily harassment means many are forced to leave education early. -
The case was so extreme that it led to a public outcry.
14 Oct 16
Female interest in driving is steadily increasing, despite prejudice and opposition.
6 Oct 16
Thousands are employed in menial and dangerous work.
27 Sep 16
Women struggle to overcome ignorant attitudes and prejudice.
26 Sep 16
Debate hears recommendations for bringing long-term stability and social justice.
22 Sep 16
Forced marriage and domestic violence are fuelling the phenomenon.
9 Sep 16
Police urged to investigate rumours that vulnerable minors are at risk.
8 Sep 16
Officials say this reflects wider issues of gender inequality.
31 Aug 16
Relentless daily harassment means many are forced to leave education early.
20 Aug 16
The case was so extreme that it led to a public outcry.
19 Aug 16
Numbers of female officers have grown, despite social prejudice.
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