“…In recent years, the intersection between human rights and legal pluralism has been investigated from a wide range of perspectives, including the relationship between the two concepts (Corradi 2014;Provost and Sheppard 2013;Von Benda-Beckmann 2009), the conditions under which legal pluralism may promote or undermine human rights (Provost and Sheppard 2013;Quane 2013;ICHRP 2009), and the various connections between human rights and indigenous, customary, religious and informal law (Gómez Isa 2014;Provost and Sheppard 2013;Sezgin 2011;Farran 2006). Within the subfield of women's rights, important insights have been generated regarding the interplay between international standards and legal pluralities.…”