International Courts and the African Woman Judge: Unveiled Narratives
Join the Wilson Center’s Women in Public Service Project and the Institute for African Women in Law for a conversation on the importance of gender diversity, representative benches, and international courts focusing on women judges from the continent of Africa.
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Institute for African Women in Law
Overview
International Courts and the African Woman Judge examines the often misunderstood, overlooked and underrated contributions of African women to the global discourse on feminism, global justice, international courts and international organizations. Using legal narratives and in-depth exploration of seven women judges, the book debunks existing misconceived notions of the individual and personal agency of the African woman.
Join the Wilson Center’s Women in Public Service Project and the Institute for African Women in Law for a conversation on the importance of gender diversity, representative benches, and international courts focusing on women judges from the continent of Africa.
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Global Women's Leadership Initiative
The Global Women’s Leadership Initiative has hosted the Women in Public Service Project at the Wilson Center since June, 2012. The Women in Public Service Project will accelerate global progress towards women’s equal participation in policy and political leadership to create more dynamic and inclusive institutions that leverage the full potential of the world’s population to change the way global solutions are forged. Read more
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