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    FORTUNATO is offline Registered User
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    LETS LOOK AGAIN TO OUR SELF.........

    Based on interviews with Algerian women survivors of violence and a range of organizations and activists both inside and outside Algeria, Amnesty International's main observations include:

    Discriminatory provisions in the Family Code have facilitated violence against women, legitimized discrimination in practice and made it particularly difficult for women to deal with the consequences of widespread human rights abuses.
    A continuing lack of thorough investigations into allegations of rape and other forms of sexual violence against women and a failure to bring those responsible to justice.
    Inadequate training for police, judges and other law enforcement officials dealing with cases of sexual violence or violence in the family.
    The virtual non-existence of state care for women survivors of sexual violence, despite the psychological trauma and social stigma they face.
    As a consequence of the "disappearance" of a male relative, thousands of women suffer economic hardship, which is compounded by laws that deny many access to pensions, savings and property.
    The existence of discriminatory laws such as a legal duty to obey the husband and the husband's prerogative of unilateral divorce with no duty to pay maintenance or provide housing.

    "The government of Algeria has shown a lack of political will to ensure that women are protected from violence. Algeria's reservations to CEDAW are a serious impediment towards guaranteeing the fundamental rights of women and should be lifted," Amnesty International said.

    An Amnesty International representative will be present to observe the session of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women in January 2005.

    FULL ARTICLE JUST REALESED

    http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGMDE280012005

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    A government that robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul.
    By: George Bernard Shaw

    I should add that a Gouvernment that robs Peter to pay Paul, will always depend on Peter to have his budget ...:-) In other world he need more Peter then Paul

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    wisdom_seeker is offline Former Member
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    so i wasnt dreaming afterall.

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    HeWhoDaresWins is offline Senior Member
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    what do you mean WS.

    what do you mean WS..when you say yu were not dreaming?
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    wisdom_seeker is offline Former Member
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    Re: what do you mean WS.

    Originally posted by HeWhoDaresWins
    what do you mean WS..when you say yu were not dreaming?
    It means that my suspicions were not unfounded afterall.

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