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Egypt’s ‘Farewell Intercourse’ law, the outcome of Arab Spring
Egypt‘s new Islamist-dominated parliament is preparing to introduce a controversial law that would allow husbands to have sex with their deceased wives up to six hours after death. Known as the “farewell Intercourse” law, the measure is being championed as … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Egypt, Islamism, Law, Marriageable age, National Council for Women, Sexual intercourse, Women's rights
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