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Women's:
Addu Atoll Women have equal access to education and jobs and they play a vital role in island communities and in their families.

 

Women‘s contribution to the national development effort is significant. They hold key positions in the civil service and the private sector.A married woman keeps her maiden name, can do business and acquire property in her name.

 

Daily  wonem's Routine:

Women prepare breakfast, sweep the yards and roads and get the children ready for school. Weavers, carpenters, toddy (juice from coconut saps) collectors and staff at the offices in the island commence their work.

 

Woo Smoking Gudugudaa (hookah)

In the evenig they prepare dinner and relax while smoking a gudugudaa (hookah) some are play cards  or other games, swim in the sea and people gather in houses to watch public TV or video films or go for walks round the island.

 

 

Marriage and divorce:

Marriage is not a simple any more in addu atoll, and recently the trend has been towards western-style wedding receptions with often up to 1200/2000 guests invited to the party.

 

The divorce rate is very low sine the maldives marriage low change in the late 2002 and it is not very  rare to meet people who have been married twice or thrice.

 

A specific government ministry, the Ministry of  Women’s Affairs is designated to oversee the development of women in the country.

 

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