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| | BD judiciary censures 'male chauvinism' -DAWN - International; 21 August, 2004 |
 | | Those jurisdictions - issuing certificates of nationality, character, successors, birth and death, and assisting the authority during a census - would be exercized exclusively by the commissioners elected to the general seats, said the circular. |
 | | The women's rights organizations apart, many a liberal democratic groups comprising males and females found the court verdict a much-required whipping against the male-chauvinistic attitude of the state's executive wing, presently presided over by Khaleda Zia. |
 | | Because, the law providing the reserved seats for women on the local government bodies, which was made during Hasina's regime, resolved that the size of the constituencies for the seats for women commissioners would be three times larger than those of the general seats, which are usually contested by men. |
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