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Advocacy ArticlesSupport Lebanese Women's Right to Nationality: Letter to the Prime MinisterPLEASE COPY AND PASTE THIS TEXT INTO THE BODY OF A WORD DOCUMENT FOR FAX OR MAIL TRANSMISSION. Mr. Fouad Siniora ( categories:
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Support Lebanese Women's Right to Nationality: Letter to UN Mission of LebanonPLEASE COPY AND PASTE THIS TEXT INTO THE BODY OF AN EMAIL OR A WORD DOCUMENT FOR FAX OR MAIL TRANSMISSION. Ms. Caroline Ziadé ( categories:
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Support Lebanese Women's Right to Nationality: Letter to Lebanese AmbassadorPLEASE COPY AND PASTE THIS TEXT INTO THE BODY OF AN EMAIL OR A WORD DOCUMENT FOR FAX OR MAIL TRANSMISSION. ADD ADDRESS Excellency: I am writing in solidarity with women's groups in Lebanon to express my support for women's right to nationality. Women's equal citizenship rights are protected by the Lebanese Constitution and by international law, including the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. Yet women in Lebanon cannot confer their nationality to non-national spouses or to their children. ( categories:
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Support Lebanese Women's Right to Nationality: Letter to Ambassador AbboudPLEASE COPY AND PASTE THIS TEXT INTO THE BODY OF AN EMAIL OR A WORD DOCUMENT FOR FAX OR MAIL TRANSMISSION. H.E. Ambassador Farid Abboud ( categories:
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Interview with Lina Abou-Habib, Director of CRTD-A, on Women's Right to Nationality
Interview with Lina Abou-Habib, Director of Collective for Research and Training on Development-Action (CRTD-A), March 4, 2006By Anna Workman, Program Associate, WLP Why is the right to nationality an important issue for women in the Middle East and North Africa? Essentially because nationality is a case in point of how citizenship in this region is gendered. Interview with Wajeeha Al Baharna, President of Bahrain Women's Society, on the Nationality Campaign in Bahrain
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