takenregarding theminimum ageformarriage, whichwas14forgirls, anddidnot advance thegoalsofwomen's education. 54.Ms.SAYOGYO said,inconnection withinheritance, that,according toIslamic law,twothirdsoftheestatebelonged tothemanandonethirdtothewife, although customary lawprovided thatitshouldbedistributed inequalparts. /...CEDAW/C/SR.165 English Page10 55.Ms.SCHOPP-SCHILLING recommended that,initssecondreport, Turkey should followtheguidelines established forthesubmission ofsuchreports andreplyto theoutstanding questions. Shealsohopedthatinformation wouldbesubmitted by sexsothatitwouldbepossible tohaveaclearer ideaofthesituation ofwomen compared withmenbothintheruralandurbanareas. Shewouldbeparticularly interested inthedecisions adopted bytheCommittee onLegalReforminconnection withtheprovision oftheCivilCodeconcerning thepermission whichthehusband mustgivehiswifetoworkandalsothemeasures adopted bytheTurkish Parliament fortheadvancement ofwomeninthenextfewyears. Themeeting roseat5p.m.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing women's rights and legal issues in Turkey, specifically regarding marriage, inheritance, and education. The language used suggests a focus on social and human rights issues rather than economic or environmental concerns.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief