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Implementation of international human rights and labour standards in Lesotho and their impact on Basotho women
This study examines the position of women in Basotho society. It examines the position that women occupy in the society both in their traditional and contemporary roles. This is later contrasted to the developments made at the level of the state to effect changes to improve the situation. The data u...
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Centre for Law and Society
2021
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