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Towards gender equal nationality laws - Law reform and momentum since 2023 - Progress, regress and ones to watch Towards gender equal nationality laws Law reform and momentum since 2023 – Progress, regress and ones to watch September 2026 DOI: 10.64185/PPPP0154 1

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Towards gender equal nationality laws: Law reform and momentum since 2023 – Progress, regress and ones to watch

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Author: Equality Now

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Description: Equality Now has published its updates on their 2022 report covering sexism in nationality laws. This update traces progress and setbacks since 2023, highlighting legal developments in Malaysia, Pakistan, and Iran, as well as growing pressure for reforms in The Bahamas and Barbados. The update also includes information on advocacy efforts from varying stakeholders, and new tools and evidence for reforms, such as proposed legislation that would support gender-equal nationality laws. Available in English, French, and Spanish, this resource is designed for law and policymakers, UN treaty bodies, legal advocates, and civil society organizations advocating for nationality reform.

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Report

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NGO : Other International NGOs

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Global / Other

Theme

Discrimination
Women

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UN Human Rights system
UN Statelessness Conventions

Date published: Sep 24, 2026

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