Syria: THARA, a monthly review of women's issues
Source:
THARA Based in Syria, its aim is to provide a reliable resource of international, regional and local documents (laws, conventions etc.) concerning women. It also has the goal of monitoring practices that violate women's rights and freedoms.
Website Link:
http://65.75.174.110/~tharaorg/English/English/
Submitted on Mon, 05/23/2005 - 23:00
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