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Criminalizing Domestic Violence in Egypt: Legal Gaps, Risk Consequences, and the Need for Reform
This thesis advocates for the implementation of domestic violence legislation in Egypt as a crucial legal and judicial reform necessary to prevent such violence and challenge societal norms that normalize it. It first examines the evolution of domestic violence legislation in line with international...
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2025
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