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Some Côte d’Ivoire Women Don’t Want Joint Responsibility for Family

After 17 years of women struggling for parity with men in the household, Côte d'Ivoire's legislature has finally adopted a law which establishes equal responsibility for legally married spouses. But not everyone is happy.

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