"But I would rather not
enshrine in law that women are discriminated against."
Delay expected in vote over women bishops
The new Constitution is a privateer's charter that effectively
enshrines the pursuit of free market liberalisation and consequent public service cuts into law.
TOMMY SHERIDAN: OUI ALL SAY NON
Deloire stressed the need to
enshrine freedom of press in Tunisia's future constitution, since "freedom of press is a gain not only for journalists but also for the whole society which needs free and professional information."
Success of democratic transition process in Tunisia requires freedom of press (RSF S-G)
We are missing an opportunity." Dr Fox again stressed the Government would not
enshrine the military covenant in law, but would require the defence secretary to report annually to Parliament on how the covenant was working.
MP urges coalition to make duty of care binding
But today's announcement does little more than
enshrine existing practices in statute and ensure any hospitals that ignore issues of hygiene are punished.
Dirty deeds
That was when the state constitutional convention approved a constitutional amendment that would: 1) define marriage as a union between one man and one woman; and 2)
enshrine same-sex "civil unions" within the state constitution as the legal equivalent of marriage.
Massachusetts: land of the pretenders
Yet this Government wants to
enshrine a racist, exclusionist piece of legislation in our constitution.
Irish Daily Mirror Comment: Reject race coward poll
The Upper House of Parliament in Belarus backs a bill that would
enshrine the Russian Orthodox Church as the official state religion.
Balance sheet
TUNIS (TAP) - Several political parties called, on Monday, on Women's National Day, to
enshrine equality between men and women in the new Constitution.
Political parties call for constitutionalising men-women equality
If political leaders pressure the shrine to
enshrine Class-A war criminals separately, they would be violating the principle of the separation of state and religion under the Constitution.
Japanese editorial excerpts
Looking for a way to raise awareness of President Bush's "first-ever amendment to
enshrine discrimination into the Constitution," Mitchell says, "the benefit was just one response."
Hedwig's altar itch
Then, the Senate launched a campaign to
enshrine a gay marriage ban in the state constitution, despite a perfectly adequate Georgia law already outlawing same-sex unions Although the debate is superfluous, it's also rancorous and loud, and serves the Republican agenda of diverting rural voters from their diminishing job prospects, their failing schools and their uncertain futures.
Preachy politicians should take a page from history
Meanwhile, the organization Mothers, Fathers and Friends has joined with
Enshrine Marriage Canada in a massive campaign to mobilize 100,000 Albertans in support of a constitutional amendment motion to
enshrine traditional marriage.
Alberta--Calgary Bishop Frederick Henry has been given the Cardinal von Galen award by Human Life International
Meanwhile in Beijing, Taku Yamasaki, a special adviser to Koizumi, told reporters after meeting Chinese Vice Premier Huang Ju that it would be ''extremely difficult'' to separately
enshrine the Class-A war criminals.
LDP's Nakagawa says Koizumi will visit Yasukuni this year
The Taming of the Shrew makes most of us groan because it seems to
enshrine subjugation of women as a male prerogative.
Kissed by Cole