Women's rights alive in Iraq

According to a survey distributed by a subcommittee of Iraq'’s constitutional committee, a majority of Iraq's citizens support women's rights, with only one hitch. A survey conducted by Iraq's constitution drafting committee showed that 69 percent of respondents support full rights for women - as long as the freedoms don'’t contradict Islam. Islam isn't necessarily the problem; it's those pesky conservative clerics that could ruin it for everyone. Some secular-minded women fear a loss of rights if conservative clerics heavily influence the new constitution. Let's hope this new government starts listening to it's citizens and making equitable, fair laws. And on a side note, I wonder what the results of such a survey would be if it were distributed in the U.S.?