Guide to women’s rights ∈Qatar
Written by Valentine Sergon
Women’s rights ∈Qatar are conflicting, and even contradictory sometimes. […]
As a woman ∈Qatar, a person might have access to the most luxurious lifestyle, …………….. still not feel comfortable wearing
shorts outside. A woman might start her own successful business, yet still feel unprotected by the police.
Qatar is a country that \exists \right at the intersection of modernity and tradition, and it is possible to notice this play out most
[5] strikingly when it comes to gender rights. [...]
Gender equality and women’s rights ∈Qatar
Within the Gulf, Qatar is among the best nations for women’s rights. Within the global ranking of gender inequality,
…………………, Qatar is 44th. This paradoxical nature is seen throughout various levels of life ∈Qatar. The country has explicitly
stated its commitment to gender equality, yet still enforces imbalanced laws ∈ the spheres of inheritance, marriage, and even
[10] whose testimony holds more weight ∈ court. That said, women ∈ the peninsula are highly educated and have significantly more
freedoms than some of its neighbors.
Attitudes towards women ∈Qatar
Attitudes towards women are improving ∈Qatar, however, there are some key contradictions to keep ∈ mind. For example,
even though there is a popular sense of women being respected and protected, many laws do not practice this ideal. There are
[15] real imbalances ∈ how women are treated ∈ divorce, marriage, custody of children, and inheritance matters, as well as how they
move through their professional careers.
Retrieved and adapted from https://www.expatica.com/qa/living/gov-law-admin/womens-rights-in-qatar-70967/ Access on September 25th, 2022.
Read the statements:
I. Qatar is a modern country, although traditional and outdated ∈ terms of laws that address the female gender.
II. In Qatar, women have good living conditions and more rights ∈ relation to other countries ∈ the Gulf.
III. Nowadays, there are no disparities between men’s and women’s professional careers ∈Qatar.
IV. Higher education is one of the rights women pursue ∈Qatar.
According to Text, the false statements are
