Lois de la famille (Family laws)

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🗓️ 18 July 2024

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

Un nouveau rapport révèle comment les lois familiales dans de nombreux pays africains renforcent la discrimination à l'égard des femmes et des filles.

Traduction :

A new report reveals how family laws in many African countries reinforce discrimination against women and girls.

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0:00.0	This is a message from Acast.
0:02.5	We don't all get a good innings in life.
0:05.1	I'm Andrew Strauss and I lost my wife Ruth to cancer in 2018.
0:09.7	One of the hardest things about an incurable cancer diagnosis
0:13.0	is talking to your children about it.
0:15.7	The Ruth Strauss Foundation is here to help.
0:18.7	We support parents to prepare their children to face grief.
0:22.7	You can help join in our Red for Ruth fundraising campaign.
0:27.1	At the Ruth Strauss Foundation, we believe no family should have to face grief alone.
0:33.1	Hello, today the lesson is the laws of the family.
0:38.1	A new report reveals how the family laws, in many African countries,
0:46.1	reinforce discrimination against women and women.
0:52.1	Once again, a new report reveals how the family laws, in many African countries,
1:00.1	reinforce discrimination against women and women.
1:06.1	A new report, a new report.
1:10.1	Attention, a report R-A-D-P.
1:14.1	Reveille, reveal, it's the verb revealer of the Republic.
1:21.1	How?
1:22.1	How?
1:23.1	So how?
1:24.1	You know, there is a common or why or when?
1:28.1	Here it is common, in which way.
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