In Malawi, the police are the primary point of reach for anyone seeking justice, vulnerable and marginalised groups face a significant number of barriers in accessing justice. The webinar aims to explore how magistrates and police officers under the Umunthu Project are tackling justice access disparities for sexual minorities, identifying personal, structural, or institutional barriers.
The Impact of Court Cases on Transgender RightsJoin us tomorrow, 15 August 2024 from 2 pm - 3 pm CAT as we engage and interrogate the landmark decisions the courts...
Enrol in SALC’s Legal Empowerment Online course for CSOs and human rights defenders from 20 - 22 August 2024, from 11 am - 1 pm CAT daily. This course draws...
Join us on Thursday, 29 August 2024, from 2 pm - 3:30 pm CAT as we unpack the impact of the recent court decisions and ongoing cases to analyse their...
Join Namibian LGBTIQ civil society to understand and interrogate recent legislative developments and their impact on democracy, human rights, and the rule of law
The space will be with grassroot organisations, activist across the region to discuss and have open conversations around how the funding freeze or termination has impacted them, the communities and work,...
In Southern Africa, misinformation (unintentional false information) and disinformation (deliberately misleading information) significantly threaten civic rights and democratic governance. Amplified by social media platforms like Meta, Twitter (now X), and...
The rapid spread of misinformation and disinformation in Southern Africa poses significant threats to democratic processes, social cohesion, and the fundamental right to freedom of expression. Building upon the insights...
Join us for a compelling and thought-provoking Webinar designed to raise awareness and deepen understanding of the unique challenges that women with disabilities face regarding gender-based violence (GBV) and land...
rForests are vital ecosystems that provide numerous benefits, including biodiversity conservation, climate regulation, and livelihood support. They cover approximately 30% of the Earth's land area, support over 80% of the...
Rural women in Eswatini face significant challenges in accessing and controlling land under customary tenure systems. Discriminatory practices, lengthy bureaucratic processes, and patriarchal norms often prevent women, especially single women,...
Over the years, successive Zambian governments have attempted to implement various land governance reforms to improve access, ownership, and control, particularly for vulnerable groups such as women, youth, persons with...
