Women in Twic East: Academic Research in partial fulfillment for the award of Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

University of Juba

College of Law

Academic year 2014/2015

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This Academic Research is submitted in partial fulfillment for the award of Bachelor of Laws (LLB).

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Research Topic: Woman in Twic East

Reech Majok Deng Malual

INDEX NUMBER: 09 –CL-107

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Supervised & Edited: John Wuol Makec; Former Chief Justice and Professor of law, University of Juba

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Approved on 8^th September, 2015

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Declaration

After having this academic work thoroughly Edited; I, Reech Majok Deng Malual [Reech Malual] do hereby, honestly declare that all the information in this Research Paper is my own work and has never been represented for any award of any Degree in any other Higher Institutions of Learning. I assure the University of Juba Administration, College of Law, and my Supervisor Professor. John Wuol Makec, that; this work is the result of my own research effort.

This Research Paper is hereby presented in partial fulfillment for the requirement for the award of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) Degree by the University of Juba.

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Reech Malual, Researcher

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 research layout (part 1)

Research main findings (part 2)

preface and reference (part 3)

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