Is there anything in the CEDAW treaty which would require us to change any laws, existing laws, relative to women when it comes to their reproductive rights or rights to marriage?
Dick Durbin: “Is there anything in the CEDAW treaty which would require us to change any laws, existing laws, relative to women when…”
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Durbin questions the implications of the CEDAW treaty on existing laws.
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