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The article plainly asserts that Northern Albanians were/are patriarchal while the Southern ones have traditionally supported equality among the sexes/genders. This is highly speculative. First of all, it is likely that both the North and South of Albania display a fair amount of patriarchal attitudes/values. If you're going to draw a cultural distinction between the North and the South, you ought to provide evidence. Citing the Canun of Leke Dukagjini does not constitute evidence. First, because when it was functional it did not apply to all Northern Albanians but was confined to certain Highland tribes, and second, because it does not say anything about actual adherence to the Canun. Moreover, no evidence is cited about the South of Albania. Articles in Wikipedia should strive to be fair, unbiased, and stay close to the evidence. This article was likely written by an Albanian with a skewed perspective and vested interest in the version of the state of affairs it depicts.

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+== Biassed and Unsourced ==
+The article plainly asserts that Northern Albanians were/are patriarchal while the Southern ones have traditionally supported equality among the sexes/genders. This is highly speculative. First of all, it is likely that both the North and South of Albania display a fair amount of patriarchal attitudes/values. If you're going to draw a cultural distinction between the North and the South, you ought to provide evidence. Citing the Canun of Leke Dukagjini does not constitute evidence. First, because when it was functional it did not apply to all Northern Albanians but was confined to certain Highland tribes, and second, because it does not say anything about actual adherence to the Canun. Moreover, no evidence is cited about the South of Albania. Articles in Wikipedia should strive to be fair, unbiased, and stay close to the evidence. This article was likely written by an Albanian with a skewed perspective and vested interest in the version of the state of affairs it depicts.