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He went on to say that like men, women should have the right to own property and enjoy its benefits.
As a result, women were often denied the right to own property, particularly real estate.
In nearly all jurisdictions, dead people do not have the right to own property.
As married women did not have the legal right to own property, Frank was able to take all the money she earned.
Palestinian refugees do not have the right to own property in the country.
Currently, they do not enjoy the right to own property or freedom of association.
Both societies refused women the vote and the right to own property.
He has no right to own property, to travel abroad or to send his four children to high school.
To deny a person their right to own property is a form of slavery.
Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others.
As with ownership of business enterprises, both foreign and national individuals have the right to own property.
In the last 20 years, China has established the right to own property and lifted more than 200 million people from poverty.
Article 17 Everyone has the right to own property.
The law accords women equal legal rights, including the right to own property.
Those that did get in were denied naturalization and the right to own property.
As a result of her efforts, women gained the rights to own property and to participate in school district elections.
Slave women is given the right to own property such as mahar.
In addition to political and religious pressure, there was an economic oppression that included removing their rights to own property.
More commonly, marginalized groups have been denied legal rights to own property.
Yet in only 16 percent of the households in those countries do the women have the legal right to own property.
Women have equal rights under the law, including the right to own property, and there were no institutional barriers to education or employment.
More than 80 percent of Cubans said they backed a market economic system that included the right to own property and run businesses.
The right to own property does not mean absolute freedom in the use of money, but carries responsibilities with it.
Government officials denied stateless persons access to education, health care, and the right to own property.
Islam gave women the right to own property when in Europe they were still considered the property of men.