The recently promulgated Communal Land Reform Act (Act 5 of 2002) makes provision for the inclusion of four women on the Communal Land Boards out of the possible eleven members of the various Communal Land Boards.

Hereinafter referred to as the Communal Land Reform Act

Parliament has passed the Communal Land Reform Act (Act 5 of 2002). In terms of the Act, men and women are equally eligible for individual rights on communal land.

The major development for rural women is the Communal Land Reform Act.

Tribal or communal land forms a large part of rural Botswana and falls under the jurisdiction of statutory Tribal Land Boards.

(m) Consequently recognize that indigenous peoples' communal land use and creativity can give rise to property rights

The major development for rural women is the Communal Land Reform Act (Act No. 5 of 2002).

Malaya and Sri Lanka Communal Politics or Communal War?

329. Trinidad Pérez Pérez, arrested on 13 February 1995 at an army checkpoint located in the vicinity of the Chiapas communal land.

Most activity is communal.

Other status In communal housing

Communal and trade union activities

In terms of this Act, men and women are equally eligible for individual rights to communal land, and the treatment of widows and widowers is identical.

Communal ownership of reservation lands ends.

I was affected by this communal unrest.

Place of birth Mhondoro Communal Area, Chegutu

A. Violations of collective or communal rights

This is evident in East Africa where colonial English law resulted in communal land holdings legally becoming the property of male household heads, while customary rules remained unchanged.

In terms of the Act, men and women are equally eligible for individual rights of tenure on communal land, and the treatment of widows and widowers is the same.

28. All activities at the Bund (federal), Land (provincial) and communal levels emphasize political action to address anti constitutional trends in extremist circles on the fringes of political life.

The Act defines native title as the communal, group or individual rights and interests of the Aboriginal peoples or Torres Strait Islanders in relation to land or water where

Communal detention centres also suffered from water shortages.

A total of 7,277 acres of land was registered with the Territorial Registrar in 1994. About 23 per cent was designated government owned, 25 per cent communal or native, 25 per cent individually owned land, 14 per cent registered for freehold owners and 14 per cent as church land. ASSD, 1995, p. 91.

The Autonomy Statute recognizes and guarantees, among other things, the communal form of land ownership of the peoples of the two autonomous regions and their right to education in their own language.

Lastly, many women are working in provincial and communal administrations.

Table 57. Housing resources cooperative, communal and belonging to establishments

A. Violations of collective or communal rights 87 97 22

Here is the critical difference between these LOLcats is communal value.

The prison is organized into blocks, communal cells with brick beds.

Reduction of the communal detainee population, coupled with efforts to improve conditions in the most disastrous cachots, has led to an improvement of detention conditions in many communal centres.

The plan had three priorities to conduct clearance of agricultural areas and increase public awareness to enhance grazing land and forested and communal areas and to promote tourism and private business and commercial sites.

74. On 16 November 1996, the Expert visited the Ixcán CPR in the Primavera del Ixcán community, which had been set up in February 1996 on communal land acquired with the assistance of Caritas.

Concern is expressed at the ratio of communal land to private land in the autonomous regions, with particular regard to the mining rights and at inequalities in the sharing of the benefits of the exploitation of natural resources in the autonomous territories between the regional and the central authorities.

And for the first time, I was affected by this communal unrest.

Raise parental awareness of the communal and family benefits of female schooling.

Some women also work at the grass roots level in communal efforts.

Principal targets were communal offices, schools, public transportation vehicles, and detention centres.

It is significant to note that despite a clear plan to widen the communal divide through terrorist attacks, communal violence never became a problem in either Punjab or Jammu and Kashmir.

Again, this communal sense of experience that seems to be so important today.

Inequality of treatment in communal services and establishments (in particular discothèques and restaurants)

429. Development of the housing sector requires appropriate synchronized development of communal infrastructure.

The Government must take preventive measures to avoid further incidents of communal violence.

Moves have been made to prepare for both the communal and national elections.

Ethnic and inter communal tensions are exacerbated by media campaigns against segments of the population.

Communal and household uses are important, but will usually not lead to direct economic development.