Politics / Civics, Society
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Values and Norms in Germany
By and with Refugees
O-Ton M. Ozbak (Afghanistan): „Both with regard to household chores and with tasks in public, women and men are equal.“ O-Ton M. Asif (Afghanistan, Moslem): „I can see that this man is working at home. He is cooking and doing the laundry.“ O-Ton S. Sharbonali (Afghanistan): „That’s the law. Whether it is carried out by a woman or by a man has no impact on the law. As long as it is done correctly.“
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