- The
Mudawana (or Moudawana, Arabic: المدوّنة, lit. 'code'),
short for
mudawwanat al-aḥwāl ash-shakhṣiyyah (مدونة الأحوال الشخصية, lit. 'personal status...
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started in 2000 was
influential on King
Mohammed VI, and he
enacted a new
mudawana, or
family law, in
early 2004,
meeting some of the
demands of women's rights...
- law
system in
England and
Wales Children Act of 1989
Malian Family Code
Mudawana, the
Moroccan Family Code The Philippines'
Family Code of 1987 Nashim,...
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sciences and
other subjects. Upon the
institution of the
legal code
known as
Mudawana in 2004,
Moroccan women obtained the
rights to
divorce their husbands,...
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increasing trade deficit. In
February 2004,
Mohammed enacted a new
family code (
Mudawana),
which granted women more power. In July, he
announced that
Morocco would...
- Morocco, as amended; the
Moroccan Nationality Code, and its revisions; the
Mudawana (Family Code; the
Civil Liberties Code; and
various international agreements...
- born up to
twelve months after the separation.
Article 154 of the
current Mudawana in
Moroccan law sti****tes that a
child born up to one year
after the separation...
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violence and
inequality for
women under Islamic law; and
commends Morocco's
Mudawana family code for the
abolishment of the
patriarchal family and
diction respecting...
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protests Daniel Galván
scandal Hirak Rif
Movement COVID-19
pandemic Policy Mudawana (new
family code)
Equity and
Reconciliation Commission Western Sahara conflict...
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protests Daniel Galván
scandal Hirak Rif
Movement COVID-19
pandemic Policy Mudawana (new
family code)
Equity and
Reconciliation Commission Western Sahara conflict...
