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Muslim-Women-S-Rights-Gender-Roles-And-Philippine-Laws: Philippine Constitution (1986), Sec. 11 Art. XV
Muslim-Women-S-Rights-Gender-Roles-And-Philippine-Laws: Philippine Constitution (1986), Sec. 11 Art. XV
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Jimenez-David, R (2011) Divorce and the Status Quo. Philippine Daily Inquirer, Retrieved from
http://opinion.inquirer.net/5801/divorce-and-the-status-quo, accessed 1 October 2011.
Angeles, V. (2014) Paradise Lies at the Feet of the Mother: Muslim Womens Rights, Gender Roles, and Philippine
Laws. Retrieved from: http://berkleycenter.georgetown.edu/essays/paradise-lies-at-the-feet-of-the-mothermuslim-women-s-rights-gender-roles-and-philippine-laws
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Article 78 of the Philippine Civil Code (RA 394) allowed non-Christian marriages to be performed according to
their customs and practices. This provision expired in 1970 but was extended by the President of the Philippines
until 1980. Divorce and polygamy, however, were not legal.
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Jimenez-David, R (2011) Divorce and the Status Quo. Philippine Daily Inquirer, Retrieved from
http://opinion.inquirer.net/5801/divorce-and-the-status-quo, accessed 1 October 2011.