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Network to protect Rights of Muslim women in the of southern
            border provinces  begun by mutual awareness of the person and many
            organizations, both in and outside the southern border provinces, that
            see complex issues of various dimensions under the context of the ongoing
            violence that continues until the present time of more than  15 years.
            By groups of organizations and individuals who work to end violence in
            the network to protect Muslim women rights in southern border provinces,
            members comes from a variety of relationships, such as those affected
            by violence in unrest situations, members  who focus on protecting
            women’s rights,  scholars  who promote women rights and peace and
            those who have been victims of violence until becoming a social change
            leader (agent of change). With the aim of working together and seek
            a solution as well as preventing the use of redundant violence among
            women and children, which are vulnerable groups in sensitive of cultural
            structure  in sensitive areas and the diversity of people . Due to the
            context of the southern border provinces where most people are Malay
            and Muslim. Thailand allows the application of Islamic law to the disputes
            relating to family and inheritance matters among Muslims only in four
            Southern border provinces which have the substantial portion of Muslim
            population .The application of the Islamic law in the Provincial Courts
            is governed by the Act on the Application of Islamic Law of 1949, which
            has only seven sections and been use  in Pattani, Narathiwat, Yala and
            Satun , which provides for the Court of first Instance to be able to use
            Islamic law on family and inheritance in the consideration of civil and
            family matters without the need to use the Civil and Commercial Code.







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