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Law and the status of women in Tanzania

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Kikopa, Jane Rose K.;Ford Foundation;
United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa. African Training and Research Centre for Women;
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Tanzanian women are faced by many tasks in national development. With the exception of their traditional tasks the new tasks require a revolutionary change in all spheres of life and they require a truly liberated women as a human being. Law, as an instrument of bringing about social change in society, can go a long way to improve the status of women when applied in a concerted effort with other social aspects but there are fundamental restraints Which make the realization of this objective a complicated process. In order to understand what delays a positive development towards improving the status of women through legislation it is important that we examine the impact of certain social factors.
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“Kikopa, Jane Rose K.; Ford Foundation; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa. African Training and Research Centre for Women (1981). Law and the status of women in Tanzania. Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/3973”Serial Title
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- Economic Development [8123]
- Gender [2632]
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