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The family in Kuwait is still viewed as the central religious and moral point in society. In fact, these two seem to be one in the same.
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A collection of newspaper articles, news excerpts, journals, debates, etc. on the legislative process of women's rights in Kuwait and/or anecdotes from an ex-pat life in this (insert: Arabian or Persian) Gulf state. I am obligated to tell you that this blog is the work of my own, and it is not an official US Department of State or Fulbright website or blog.
(L-R) Dr. Massouma Al-Mubarak, Dr. Aseel Al-Awadhi, Dr. Rola Dashti, Dr. Salwa Jassar
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