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Shocking: 16 dead in Bangladesh ferry blaze

According to officials, a fire ripped through a passenger boat in Bangladesh on Friday, killing at least 16 people and injuring 200 more.
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Bangladesh: Women officials barred from registering Islamic marriages | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

A court in Bangladesh has banned women from registering nikahs, or Islamic weddings, because of their menstruation cycles. Activists say the verdict is unconstitutional and discriminatory.

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Bangladesh: Female officials barred from registering Islamic marriages | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

Bangladesh: Female officials barred from registering Islamic marriages
A court in Bangladesh has banned women from registering nikahs, or Islamic weddings, because of their menstruation cycles. Activists say the verdict is unconstitutional and discriminatory.
Activists say the verdict has shocked and offended them
A decision by Bangladesh's High Court on Sunday to bar women officials from registering Islamic marriages has caused uproar in the South Asian country.
The court ruled that a Muslim wedding is a sacred ceremony and women are not allowed to register it because of their monthly menstruation cycles. The judges ruled that women can't enter mosques while having their periods and therefore are not fit for the profession of registering marriages.

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