Document #1247383

UK Home Office (Author)

Country Information and Guidance Pakistan: Women fearing genderbased harm / violence

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    Country Policy and Information Note Pakistan: Women fearing gender-based violence (Expert Opinion or Position, English)

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    ecoi.net description:
    Country information and protection guidelines for British asylum authorities on gender-based violence (legal situation; social and economic rights; domestic violence and acid attacks, rape and "honour" crimes; adultery and extra-marital relations; treatment by police; assistance for women) (this document has been superseded by a more recent version: ID 2025241)
    Country:
    Pakistan
    Source:
    UK Home Office (Author)
    Published:
    February 2016
    Document type:
    Expert Opinion or Position
    Language:
    English
    Document ID:
    1247383 (former ID 319426)

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