01131nam a2200205Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200200007610000210009624501060011725000120022326000510023530000280028636500090031452004940032365000230081765000230084065000240086365000380088720260708150740.0260708s9999||||xx |||||||||||||| ||und||  a9781107104761  223a342.085 SEZ  aSezgin, Yüksel 0aHuman Rights Under State-Enforced Religious Family Laws in Israel, Egypt and India /cYüksel Sezgin  a1st ed.  aDelhi : b Cambridge University Press ,c2013.  axxxv, 322 p. ;c 23 cm.  b0.00  aThis book explores pluri-legal systems in Israel, Egypt, and India where states hold citizens subject to ethno-religious personal status laws rather than uniform national codes for family law. Through extensive field and archival research, Sezgin examines how state enforcement of religious laws compromises universal human rights, particularly for women and marginalized subgroups, while analyzing the socio-political strategies citizens use to resist and navigate these legal structures.  aDomestic relations  aHuman rights India  aHuman rights Israel  aLegal pluralism Political aspects