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The fate of a woman, perpetrator or victim of sexual and/or family offences under French and Lebanese comparative criminal law

Abstract

The gender inequalities enshrined in Lebanese criminal law are of general interest to the subject of this thesis, but our objective is in particular to demonstrate the particular way in which women are treated by the Lebanese legislator when they are guilty of, or are victims of, a certain category of offences related to sexuality, morality, reproduction, family and honour. However, we will address this issue not only under Lebanese law, but also under French law, comparing it with the texts of the old French Criminal Code and those of the New Code. The aim is to compare the two French and Lebanese law enforcement rights according to two parties. Part I: The protection of female sexuality and childbirth. Part II: Protection of the integrity and honour of women in the family. In the context of Part 1, it is appropriate to examine in a 1st title offences against the sex of women. This refers to all sexual assault by assault that includes rape and other sexual acts affecting the decency. It is also necessary to analyse offences relating to moral and sexual seduction, in particular to minor girls, acts of incitement to debauchery and prostitution, and offences of abduction and abduction by violence or seduction. As a purpose of sexuality, the question of reproduction arises in the 2nd title of Part 1, where child-related offences will be exposed: abortion or interruption of pregnancy, and infanticide. In the context of Part 2, it is necessary to study in a 1st title how to take account of the marital bond by developing offences of violence within the couple and the offence of adultery under Lebanese criminal law. Next, in the 2nd title, the concept of ‘honour’ in Lebanese society must be developed by addressing the murders committed in the name of honour against women of the same family, including the mother, thus constituting the crime of matricide. Unavailable

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