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Migration could empower and emancipate women, and provide financial independence abroad and better status at home.

For some, it is a costly white elephant for others, it is humanity s savior, promising to emancipate us (and our environment) from the folly of fossil fuels.

Communities still need assistance in one form or the other from the district level organizations and other external stakeholders from whom they are trying to emancipate themselves.

But then again, the Republic of Cyprus is a democracy, while the Palestinians have not been able to emancipate themselves from the violent militarized option that has brought them such misery.

The late President Kim Il Sung had promulgated the Law on Equality of the Sexes immediately following the country's liberation from Japan, in order to emancipate women from feudal discrimination and oppression.

Could we, by training and practice, emancipate ourselves from Middle World and achieve some sort of intuitive, as well as mathematical, understanding of the very small and the very large? I genuinely don't know the answer.

(g) To implement, inter alia, the 1996 report of the Special Rapporteur on religious intolerance,See E CN.4 1996 95 Add.2. which recommended ways in which the Islamic Republic of Iran could emancipate the Baha'i community