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The paper focuses on the conflicted relationship between religion and gender equality in India and Pakistan. Starting from the cultural scenario in which equality clauses are laid down in the Constitu-tions of these countries, the fundamental role played by the Courts in interpreting religious texts and practices was analysed, in particular from the perspective of the “essentiality test doctrine”. The study of the protection of women rights in these legal systems shows, as argued, the complexity of gender issues in multicultural contexts |
