Gender Discrimination in the Division of Property on Divorce in Nigeria

M. O. A. Ashiru

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Family and Matrimonial Law Discrimination and Equality Law Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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Abstract This paper considers how the law in Nigeria discriminates against women in respect of the distribution of property on divorce. It also discusses whether international or regional instruments which have been ratified by Nigeria have helped eliminate discrimination against women in this regard.

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