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SALC Litigation Manual: Litigating cases on HIV discrimination

The manual provides concrete legal arguments for use in HIV-related discrimination litigation before domestic courts. Download the full manual here.

Staff Writer23 August 2012

Equality Rights Women Namibia Resources

Victory for women in Namibia

Check out SALC’s blog post at the Open Society Foundation‘s blog on the recent judgment in the Namibian coerced sterilisation case. This entry was posted in HIV/AIDS, Namibia, Priti Patel, Uncategorized, Women's rights and tagged coerced sterilisation, HIV/AIDS, Namibia, sexual and reproductive rights.…

Staff Writer15 August 2012

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Scenes from the courthouse on judgment day for coerced sterilization case

The Namibian Women’s Health Network organized supporters on day of coerced sterilisation decision. Check out the photos below. no images were found This entry was posted in HIV/AIDS, Women's rights and tagged coerced sterilisation, HIV/AIDS, litigation, Namibia, SALC…

Staff Writer8 August 2012

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The 6th stop cervical cancer in Africa conference (SCCA) wraps up in Zambia

SALC’s work on cervical cancer benefitted from our attendance at the 6th Stop Cervical Cancer in Africa Conference (SCCA) which ended in Zambia on Tuesday the 24th of July 2012.…

Staff Writer25 July 2012

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Litigating against loitering laws – PILG panel

The Public Interest Law Gathering, organised from 11 to 13 July 2012 in Johannesburg, reflected on some of the challenges to public interest litigation. Among the different panels, was one on…

Staff Writer13 July 2012

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Policing sex work in Zimbabwe – An appropriate response?

During the last two weeks of May 2012, police in Harare once again conducted operations to arrest women in bars and night clubs. According to the Harare police, these operations…

Staff Writer29 June 2012

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Botswana High Court hears customary inheritance law case: Update from the courtroom

Yesterday, the Botswana High Court heard arguments in Mmusi and Others v Ramantele and Another, a case challenging the Ngwaketse customary law rule which provides for male-only inheritance of the…

Staff Writer15 May 2012

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Closing the impunity gap – Southern Africa’s role in securing justice for the 1994 genocide in Rwanda

The Southern Africa Litigation Centre and REDRESS are pleased to share the Report, Closing the Impunity Gap – Southern Africa’s Role in Securing Justice for the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda. The…

Staff Writer27 February 2012

International Justice International Justice Resources International Justice War Crimes Seminars and Conferences

Closing the impunity gap: Southern Africa’s role in securing justice for 1994 Rwanda Genocide

Drawing on the outcomes of the Conference, “Closing the Impunity Gap: Southern Africa’s Role in Securing Justice for the 1994 Rwandan Genocide”, organised by SALC, REDRESS and African Rights, this…

Staff Writer24 December 2011

Resources

SALC Litigation Manual: Litigating cases on HIV discrimination

Victory for women in Namibia

Scenes from the courthouse on judgment day for coerced sterilization case

The 6th stop cervical cancer in Africa conference (SCCA) wraps up in Zambia

Litigating against loitering laws – PILG panel

Policing sex work in Zimbabwe – An appropriate response?

Botswana High Court hears customary inheritance law case: Update from the courtroom

Closing the impunity gap – Southern Africa’s role in securing justice for the 1994 genocide in Rwanda

Closing the impunity gap: Southern Africa’s role in securing justice for 1994 Rwanda Genocide

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