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Reconciling Indigenous and Women’s Rights to Land in Sub-Saharan Africa
This Article considers how African state governments can legally recognize customary land tenure in a manner that protects indigenous groups while still affording property and other rights to women, and argues that women’s rights and customary law conflict enough such that any legal system that both protects customary tenure and aims to protect women’s rights to land ownership must, at some level, fundamentally alter aspects of customary systems of land ownership.
Transforming Gender Relations in Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa
Burkina Faso: Action Plan to End Banishing of ‘Witches’ in Burkina Faso
The Global Gender Gap Report 2010
World Economic Forum Report.
The Global Gender Gap Report 2011
World Economic Forum Report.
Zimbabwe’s women farmers on the rise
Dark Day for Women’s Rights in Lesotho as Highest Court Upholds Discriminatory Chieftainship Act
Gendering Africa agriculture
Business Report Editor’s Note: This feature has been supplied to Business Report by the UN’s Africa Renewal features service.