Girls’ Marriage in Egypt: Poverty and Gender Inequalities
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This article discusses the inter-generational reproduction of poverty and gender inequalities through child marriage in Egypt. It highlights the socio-cultural issues revolving around early marriage, poverty, and gender discrimination, which make the married girls vulnerable to economic and social poverty. The article also discusses the contributing factors such as patriarchal gender norms, religion, and poverty. It further explores the Islamist feminist movement in Egypt and its unique approach to women's rights.
Girls’ Marriage in Egypt: Poverty and Gender Inequalities
Added on 2019-09-21
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