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Learn more about Seychelles Women.
You know Bann Timenn like me, nou kontan Madanm lol.

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Women in Seychelles enjoy the same legal, political, economic, and social rights as men.[1] Seychellois society is essentially matriarchal.[1][2] Mothers tend to be dominant in the household, controlling most current expenditures and looking after the interests of the children.[1] Unwed mothers are the societal norm, and the law requires fathers to support their children.[2] Men are important for their earning ability, but their domestic role is relatively peripheral.[1] Older women can usually count on financial support from family members living at home or contributions from the earnings of grown children.[1]

There is no officially sanctioned gender discrimination in employment and women are well represented in business.[2] As of 1994, women formed nearly half of the enrollment at the prestigious Seychelles Polytechnic, the highest level of education on the islands.[1] As of 2007, there were 10 women in the 34-seat National Assembly, seven elected by direct election and three by proportional representation.[2] Following the July 2007 cabinet reshuffle, there were two women in the cabinet.[2]

Rape, spousal rape, and domestic abuse are criminal offenses punishable by a maximum of 20 years' imprisonment.[2] During 2007, the Family Tribunal registered 74 domestic violence complaints.[2] The police registered 56 rape cases and four cases of attempted sexual assault.[2] The Social Affairs Division of the Ministry of Health and Social Development and Women in Action and Solidarity Organization, a local NGO, provided counseling services to rape victims.[2] Domestic violence against women was a continuing problem.[2] Police rarely intervened in domestic disputes unless it involved a weapon or major assault.[2] The authorities often dismissed the few cases that reached a prosecutor, or the court gave the perpetrator a light sentence.[2] There was growing societal concern about domestic violence and increased recognition of the need to address it.[2]

Prostitution is illegal but remains prevalent.[2] Police generally do not apprehend prostitutes unless their actions involved other crimes.[2]

The law prohibits sexual harassment but is rarely enforced.[2] Inheritance laws do not discriminate against women.[2]

AyaAsherAya wrote:

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Ou for lo Forum A.Nwanr, mon avoid al lo la, selman parfwa mon bezwen vin segonn ou lol.
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National Day- SBC (seychelles broadcasting corporation) news

http://www.youtube.com/user/SBCSeychelles

De zil local youth songs
Tu peux criez
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

De zil San ou lariviere-songs that made them a star in France & europe.

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Timenn wrote:

Learn more about Seychelles Women.
You know Bann Timenn like me, nou kontan Madanm lol.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_Seychel...
Women in Seychelles enjoy the same legal, political, economic, and social rights as men.[1] Seychellois society is essentially matriarchal.[1][2] Mothers tend to be dominant in the household, controlling most current expenditures and looking after the interests of the children.[1] Unwed mothers are the societal norm, and the law requires fathers to support their children.[2] Men are important for their earning ability, but their domestic role is relatively peripheral.[1] Older women can usually count on financial support from family members living at home or contributions from the earnings of grown children.[1]
There is no officially sanctioned gender discrimination in employment and women are well represented in business.[2] As of 1994, women formed nearly half of the enrollment at the prestigious Seychelles Polytechnic, the highest level of education on the islands.[1] As of 2007, there were 10 women in the 34-seat National Assembly, seven elected by direct election and three by proportional representation.[2] Following the July 2007 cabinet reshuffle, there were two women in the cabinet.[2]
Rape, spousal rape, and domestic abuse are criminal offenses punishable by a maximum of 20 years' imprisonment.[2] During 2007, the Family Tribunal registered 74 domestic violence complaints.[2] The police registered 56 rape cases and four cases of attempted sexual assault.[2] The Social Affairs Division of the Ministry of Health and Social Development and Women in Action and Solidarity Organization, a local NGO, provided counseling services to rape victims.[2] Domestic violence against women was a continuing problem.[2] Police rarely intervened in domestic disputes unless it involved a weapon or major assault.[2] The authorities often dismissed the few cases that reached a prosecutor, or the court gave the perpetrator a light sentence.[2] There was growing societal concern about domestic violence and increased recognition of the need to address it.[2]
Prostitution is illegal but remains prevalent.[2] Police generally do not apprehend prostitutes unless their actions involved other crimes.[2]
The law prohibits sexual harassment but is rarely enforced.[2] Inheritance laws do not discriminate against women.[2]

Lol, regarding the Matriarch, many women have children with different men and it's not a stigma and even those grannies who married as a virgin and at a very young age, somewhere during the marriage she would have had extra affairs and few among the children would be from other father(s).

Why is that? Despite religious and civil laws.

luckylip wrote:

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Lol, regarding the Matriarch, many women have children with different men and it's not a stigma and even those grannies who married as a virgin and at a very young age, somewhere during the marriage she would have had extra affairs and few among the children would be from other father(s).
Why is that? Despite religious and civil laws.

Lol, this is cultural and historical. Do you know your history anyway i will try to find the infos and post.
The first inhabitants were 27 men and only one BW. So no doubt if today you see many black women will have children with different men and men of different races as well. I know so many ladies want to have diverse children. So neither religions nor laws can erase the power of nature/dna history lol.

School atheletic championships

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Here we are; It's good to know history and more over our
Dna, sincve we are multi-racial all 3 main continents, Europe, Africa and Asia.

"The first settlement of Seychelles is said to have started in 1770 with the landing of a group of French colonists and their slaves on the island of Ste Anne.

As recorded in Fauvel (1909:115) the twenty eight (28) consisting of "15 blancs,7 esclaves, 5 malabars and 1 négresse" were under the command of "sieur" Delaunay."

http://www.virtualseychelles.com/pecu/pecu_di...

luckylip wrote:

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Koman sava?
Ou for lo Forum A.Nwanr, mon avoid al lo la, selman parfwa mon bezwen vin segonn ou lol.
Mon plito al lo lezot forum lafrik oubyen lazi, lerop. Me konmela mon poste rar, mon plis lir.
National Day- SBC (seychelles broadcasting corporation) news
http://www.youtube.com/user/SBCSeychelles
De zil local youth songs
Tu peux criez
http://www.youtube.com/watch...
De zil San ou lariviere-songs that made them a star in France & europe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Hi Lucky, yes am more on AA forum and saw u sometimes come to my support lol, anyway whenever there will be change i'll let you know.

Hey you two talking about the women behavior, our ancestress practiced polyandry way back in Africa and probably Asia.

Also the men do it too. They can't stick to one woman for their whole lifetime. This is the case for all wild mammals if am not mistaken.

Am planning to live like that but in a modern way off course, lol.

Seychelles national Anthem
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Seychelles Culture

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Festival Kreol

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Mon ti pe al poste miss intercontinental be epi monn deside fer en tread special pour bann beauty queens specialman.

Piracy-released 7 seychellois hostages

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pirates arrested

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