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WILDAFWomen in Law and Development in Africa
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For the CSW in 2009, FEMNET, AAWORD, WILDAF and other organisations in the planning committee agreed to continue to play leading roles with respect to the themes of the CSW and organising the AWC.
Report back on the 2008 CSW and the African Women's Caucus/Rapport de ... by Musa, Roselynn; Eriksson, Asa / Our Rights
Fortunately, WILDAF (Women, Law and Development in Africa) which had a good number of its members in attendance, organised a session with African women so as to prepare a common Declaration, which was read by WILDAF's Chairperson for West Africa.
The 51st session of the 2007 UN CSW in the words of FEMNET's ... by Doumbia, Mama Koite / Our Rights
The WILDAF (Women in Law and Development in Africa) report found that one in three Zimbabwean females are physically assaulted, one in two are psychologically abused, and one in three are sexually abused.
Crisis in the state and the family: violence against women in ... by Osirim, Mary Johnson / African Studies Quarterly
 
 
 
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