Arab Parliament Speaker: Women’s Rights Document is a reference for enacting laws related to women

Baghdad-INA
The Speaker of the Arab Parliament, Mohammed bin Ahmed Al-Yamahi, confirmed today, Saturday, that the Women’s Rights Document is a reference for enacting laws related to women.

On the occasion of Arab Women's Day, Al-Yamahi called, according to a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA), to "strengthen legislation supporting women in a way that preserves and protects their rights and gains and enhances their empowerment and vital and pivotal role in building generations."

 He stressed "the Arab Parliament's keenness to support Arab women," noting "the efforts of the Arab Parliament in this regard, especially its launch of the Arab Document on Women's Rights to be a legislative framework and reference for Arab countries in enacting and updating laws related to Arab women's rights, in recognition of their role and appreciation of their position in society."

"On this occasion, the President of the Arab Parliament extended a salute of reverence and gratitude to Arab women everywhere, and especially to Palestinian women who have represented a symbol of struggle and sacrifice in the face of the genocide war waged by the Zionist entity on the Gaza Strip for more than a year and three months."