Kinship in Palokhi, as we have seen, is inextricably linked to systems of naming, sex categories, and customary rules on residence at marriage as well as ritual. It is a central part of social organisation in Palokhi and, as I have shown, it also possesses symbolic and ideological elements. In this chapter, I turn to a consideration of yet another important aspect of the community life of the P...

Many different types of genetic disorders are noted to be prevalent among consanguineous progeny. Although the most common type of consanguineous union in all major societies is between first cousins, the importance of customary influences is apparent from variations in the specific types of first-cousin marriages contracted. Epidemiological data for the prevalence of whistling-face syndrome (W...

This research is motivated by a change in the traditional marriage system Hindu community city of Mataram. The purpose this study was to examine perception Mataram on changes customary behavior. Methods designed qualitative descriptive type with case model. Data were collected observation, interview, and documentation. data analyzed using analysis techniques through grouping, reduction, interpr...

Nowadays, early age-marriage mostly happen in Indonesia because of married by accident, demands customs, parents, and others. is the 2nd country Asia with highest rate marriage 37th world 2007 (According to United Nations Development Economic Social Affairs (UNDESA) 2010). In this study, researchers have more interest exploring phenomenon that rife focusing on studying knowing about as a soluti...

In the customary law of Lamaholot concerning prohibition marriages that are patrilineal in nature or draw a lineage from father, it is called "Kakan Noon Aring" (brother and sister). The purpose this research to find out views community regarding family Lamahala Jaya Village how sanctions given if they have violated legal provisions an Islamic view. results study indicate majority still strongl...

The procession of traditional marriage is a custom in the community that contains all rituals and require implementation must done by many people. dilemma occurs people Sumbawa problem be faced together between government. This paper tries to explore examine how practice when Covid-19 pandemic took place Brang Biji Village, District, Besar Regency. research field using descriptive analytical me...

This article addresses various controversial issues relevant to the status of Egyptian women in personal affairs, specifically validity customary marriage and divorce, implications Khul’, wife’s right file for divorce case her husband’s remarriage another woman. By critically examining these matters, aims shed light on challenges faced by advocate necessary reforms. The delves into legal intric...

Widow remarriage practices in the Punjab-Haryana region of northern India are described as frequently mismatched and undesirable alliances, without widow choice, which serve to support the practice of polygamy. The average spacing between arranged spouses could be 10 years, with the younger spouse being the brother-in-law (this customary practice of remarriage within the husbands' family is ca...

Articles 27 and 34 of the United Nations Declaration on Rights Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) recognise Peoples’ laws. Art. gives right to maintain their juridical systems or customs in accordance with international human rights standards. Although UNDRIP is soft law, its core arguably customary law and, therefore, a binding source law. For States People, such as Norway, paramount importance, from...