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iiclr-21271	Newell, Marjorie	Reservation as a Means of Reconciliation: A Comparative Analysis of the CEDAW and the Fundamental Tenets of the Vatican as Church and State	2016	39	.pdf	application/pdf	12976	605	46	”3 As of 2015, 189 parties had ratified or acceded to the CEDAW.4 The Holy See, the sovereign body of the Roman Catholic Church, is not a party to the Convention.5 This Note analyzes the CEDAW’s intersection with the Vatican City State, Holy See, and Roman Catholic Church in order to ultimately illustrate that because of the Holy See’s unique relationship to the Church, it cannot comport with the entirety of the CEDAW and maintain its religiosity simultaneously. Ratifying the CEDAW, but with specific reservations may reconcile their incompatibility and result in the implementation of efforts by the Vatican City State, Holy See, and Roman Catholic Church to achieve equality between women and men.	cache/iiclr-21271.pdf	txt/iiclr-21271.txt