rights of women - senate - 1970

Contexts in which the phrase rights of women was used in the Senate during the 1970s

How many and which countries have ratified or acceded to the Convention on Political Rights of Women and deposited instruments of ratification or accession with the SecretaryGeneral of the United Nations. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
That the amendment to the bill recommended by the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee will ensure that the rights of women who play the traditional role in society will be protected, as will the interests of the children. [More…]
The enactment of this provision will enable Australia to ratify the Convention on the Political Rights of Women which has been in force since 1954. [More…]
As at 27 February 1974, seventy-four countries had ratified or acceded to the Convention on the Political Rights of Women. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not provide or protect the legal or social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not provide or protect the legal or social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said BUI does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
That the amendment to the bill recommended by the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee will ensure that the rights of women who play the traditional role in society will be protected, as will the interests of the children. [More…]
That the amendment to the bill recommended by the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee will ensure that the rights of women who play the traditional role in society will be protected, as will the interests of the children. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does NOT provide or protect the legal or social rights of Women and Children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
That the amendment to the bill recommended by the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee will ensure that the rights of women who play the traditional role in society will be protected, as will the interest of children [More…]
That we have read the petitions concerning the Family Law Bill and support the Bill as sufficiently protecting the legal and social rights of women and children in the family [More…]
That we have read the petitions concerning the Family Law Bill and support the bill as sufficiently protecting the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
That we have read the petitions concerning the Family Law Bill and support the bill as sufficiently protecting the legal and social rights of women and children in the family [More…]
That the amendment to the bill recommend by the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee will ensure that the rights of women who play the traditional role in society will be protected, as will the interest of children. [More…]
Does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children; [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
That we have read the petitions concerning the Family Law Bill and support the bill as sufficiently protecting the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
That the amendment to the Bill recommended by the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee will ensure that the rights of women who play the traditional role in society will be protected, as will the interests of the children. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not protect the legal and social rights of women and children in the family. [More…]
The said Bill does not provide or protect the legal or social rights of Women and Children in the family. [More…]
It will permit those intentions to be translated even further into action and it will be yet another example, and a major one at that, of the recognition by this Government of the rights of women in Australian society. [More…]
The Minister said also: it will be yet another example, and a major one at that, of the recognition by this Government of the rights of women in Australian society. [More…]
To take a somewhat gratuitous approach to the rights of women in Australian society during International Women’s Year is perhaps not something that is welcomed by the thoughtful women of the Australian community. [More…]
The Government claims that the establishment of a Children’s Commission is a further recognition by the Government of the rights of women in Australian society. [More…]
Surely Senator Martin will not deny the initiatives which this Government has take on behalf of the rights of women. [More…]
So it was thought necessary to nominate a year to ensure that the basic human rights of women were recognised. [More…]
At that time the rights of women to participate in public institutions and public life had suffered a great setback since the early feminist movement because of the Depression of the late 1920s and early 1930s and the subsequent world war. [More…]
He faced a massive counter-campaign by the Right-to-Life Association and others who would deny the rights of women in these matters. [More…]