Sentence examples similar to sequence of inheritance rights from inspiring English sources

First, the program seems to have improved land access for legally married women (about 76% of married couples) and prompted better recording of inheritance rights without gender bias.

In a march for inheritance rights this spring, Nabila Hamza, co-founder of the Tunisian Association for Democratic Women, told The National, "The inheritance law is a significant barrier for women.

In court their testimony is worth only half that of a man and they also face inequality over inheritance rights.

And, consequently, the contest between families for the allegiance of children has become inevitably intertwined with struggles over inheritance rights.

They also face inequality in inheritance rights.

What about inheritance rights?" she says.

The women of Afell are currently campaigning for enforcement of women's inheritance rights.

Existing laws and tradition often deprive women of property and inheritance rights in divorce.

The Turkish government has proposed a series of changes in how inheritance rights are to be managed in a program of land consolidation and reorganization.

Under early Roman, Spanish, and English law, the inheritance rights of such children were curtailed.

Modern Western legal systems have come increasingly to recognize inheritance rights of illegitimates, although not all systems give them equal rights with legitimates.