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Women's rights are regressing, acknowledges President of the Bar Association

Notícias de Coimbra3 September 2026 at 19:32

The president of the Bar Association stated on Thursday that there are worrying signs of regression in women's rights. This position was publicly expressed by the leader of the Bar Association, who warned about the severity of the situation.

Publicly acknowledging that women's rights are regressing, the president showed concern about the current evolution. This declaration comes in a context of debate about the situation of fundamental rights in Portugal.

The Bar Association, through its president, thus assumes a clear position on the need for attention to women's rights. The recognition of this regression by such an important institutional figure reinforces the alert about the situation.

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