“Violation of Muslim Women’s Right in Bangladesh”



TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION
1.1    Introduction
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1.2 Statement of Research Monograph
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1.3 Research Questions 
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1.4 Objective of the Study
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1.5 Methodology of the study
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1.6 Justification
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1.7 Limitation of the Study
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CHAPTER TWO:

BASIC CONCEPT OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS PERCEPTION ABOUT WOMEN’S STATUS

2.1 Nature of Muslim Women Rights in Bangladesh Constitution
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2.2 Nature of Muslim Women Rights in some statute
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2.3 Nature of Muslim Women Rights in Muslim laws
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2.4 Nature of Muslim Women Rights in UN Conventions
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CHAPTER THREE: LEGAL STATUS OF MUSLIM WOMEN SUCCESSION, INHERITENCE AND RIGHT TO PROPERMARTIAL RIGHT OF WOMEN

3.1 Rights under Muslim Laws
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3.2 Rules of Inheritance
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3.3 Right to Property According to Muslim Law
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3.4 Reasons for Half Share for Females
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3.5 Half in Inheritance does not mean half in Status
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3.6 Muslim Women rights of Marriage
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3.7 Muslim Women rights of Dower
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3.8 Muslim Women rights for Maintenances
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3.9 Muslim Women right of Economic
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3.9 Muslim Women rights of Divorce
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3.10 Muslim Women rights of Guardianship
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CHAPTER FOUR: MUSLIM WOMEN RIGHTS THE CONSTITUTION OF BANGLADESH

4.1 Participation of Muslim Women in national Life:
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4.2 Social security to widows:
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4.3 Equal opportunity for all citizens:
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4.4 Free and compulsory Education:
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4.5 Public health and morality:
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4.6 Equality before law:
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4.7 Equality of opportunity in public employment
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CHAPTER FIVE:
MUSLIM WOMEN RIGHTS UNDER STATUTORY LAWS IN BANGLADESH

5.1The Divorce Act-1869
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5.1.1Dissolution of marriage
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5.1.2Separation from her Husband
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5.2 The Muslim Family Court Ordiance-1985
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5.2.1 Divorce
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5.3 The Dowry Prohibition Act-1980
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5.4 The Guardian and wards Act-1890
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5.5Acid control Act-2002 and Acid Aparad Dhaman Ain-2002
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5.6The Muslim dissolution of marriage Act-1939
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5.7 Nari-o-shishu Nirjaton damon ain-2000 amended 2003
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5.8The Penal Code-1860
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5.9 Eve –Teasing Prevention Act-2010
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5.10 Muslim Women Rights under CEDAW
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CHAPTER SIX:
CAUSE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST MUSLIM WOMEN

6.1 Introductory statement
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6.2 Rape
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6.3 Dowry-related violence
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6.4 Acid violence
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6.5 Sexual harassment/stalking
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6.6 Domestic Violence
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6.7 Honor Killing
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6.8 Female genital mutilation
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6.9 Force Marriage
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6.10 Forced sterilization and forced abortion
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6.11violence by the police and other authority figure
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6.12 Eve-teasing by the male through words
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CHAPTER SEVEN: CONCLUSION

7. 1 Introductory statement
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7.2 Findings
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7.3 Recommendation
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7.3 Concluding statement
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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Reference
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List of Books
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Constitutional Law
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List of Statutes
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Organization Report
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List of Journals
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Daily Newspaper:
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List of Websites
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