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August 17, 2025Open Access

Education and Women’s Property Rights: A Path to Empowerment

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Qualitative study shows education fosters women's empowerment in property rights, highlighting financial independence and community advocacy.

Education empowers women by enhancing their legal literacy, enabling them to claim property rights and participate in policy discussions.
Findings indicate that educated women in Thana gain financial independence and improve their psychosocial well-being, benefitting future generations.
The phenomenological research design captures the diverse experiences of women, underscoring the critical role of education in their empowerment.
This highlights the need for policies supporting educational initiatives and legal reforms to ensure gender-inclusive property rights.

Daraz et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative study shows education fosters women's empowerment in property rights, highlighting financial independence and community advocacy.