Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Iraq
University of Kufa law faculty holds seminar on developments in personal status law
The Women's Affairs Unit at the University of Kufa's Faculty of Law held a seminar meant to highlight legal and social developments in personal status law and their effect on family relations.
Why it matters: The Women's Affairs Unit at Kufa's Faculty of Law organised the seminar, setting its aim as explaining how personal status law developments affect family relations.
According to the university, the Women's Affairs Unit in the University of Kufa's Faculty of Law held an academic seminar titled 'The Personal Status Law between new developments and the constants of social reality'.
The university said the seminar was delivered by Dr Sahar Jasim Al-Turaihi.
The university stated that the seminar was intended to highlight legal and social developments linked to the personal status law and to explain their effect on how family relationships are regulated.
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Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
The seminar was organised by the Women's Affairs Unit of the University of Kufa's Faculty of Law, with Dr Sahar Jasim Al-Turaihi as speaker, and the university described its purpose as explaining how developments in personal status law affect the regulation of family relations.
