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Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’

Authors: OLOMOJOBI Yinka

Publication Type: Chapters in Books

Journal: Law And Its Leeway Essays In Honour Of Emeritus Prof. Isaac Oluwole Agbede

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Feminist legal theory generates a critique of notions of female inequality and sexual domination by man in legal scholarship and legal theory, that force subjugates women in society. It analyses, evaluates and criticises laws from a feminist and rights-based perspective, as well as advocating for women’s rights. Furthermore, legal feminist theory seeks to investigate, explore, assess and criticise the law from a feminist perspective.This theory presumes that the law has been the cause-effect in the subjugation and oppression of women; it therefore seeks to develop the law as an instrument for the liberation of women.

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OLOMOJOBI,Y. . (2014). Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’, 1 (), 105-105.

OLOMOJOBI,Y. . "Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’" 1, no (), (2014): 105-105.

OLOMOJOBI,Y. and . (2014). Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’, 1 (), pp105-105.

OLOMOJOBIY, . Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’. 2014, 1 ():105-105.

OLOMOJOBI,Yinka , . "Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’", 1 . (2014) : 105-105.

O.Yinka , "Explaining Feminist Jurisprudence’" vol.1, no., pp. 105-105, 2014.

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