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LEBANON - LAW - DEMO - WOMEN - VIOLENCE

LEBANON - LAW - DEMO - WOMEN - VIOLENCE
Activists from the Lebanese NGO Abaad (Dimensions), a resource centre for gender equality, dressed as brides and wearing injury patches hold a protest in downtown Beirut on December 6, 2016, against article 522 in the Lebanese penal code. The article shields rapists from prosecution on the condition that they marry their victim, a phenomenon that is still practised in the country, especially among conservative families whose chief aim is to preserve the family's so-called "honour."
PATRICK BAZ / AFP
Document reference 000_IT6NA
SLUG LEBANON - LAW - DEMO - WOMEN - VIOLENCE
Creation date 12/6/2016 10:06 UTC
City/Country Beirut, Lebanon
Credit PATRICK BAZ / AFP
File size/pixels/dpi 38.11 Mb / 4344 x 3066 / 300 dpi

LEBANON - LAW - DEMO - WOMEN - VIOLENCE

LEBANON - LAW - DEMO - WOMEN - VIOLENCE
Activists from the Lebanese NGO Abaad (Dimensions), a resource centre for gender equality, dressed as brides and wearing injury patches hold a protest in downtown Beirut on December 6, 2016, against article 522 in the Lebanese penal code. The article shields rapists from prosecution on the condition that they marry their victim, a phenomenon that is still practised in the country, especially among conservative families whose chief aim is to preserve the family's so-called "honour."
PATRICK BAZ / AFP