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International Association of Women Judges

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    November 3, 2020

    by GFEMS Media

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    This project aims to increase the effectiveness of prosecutions and reduce the prevalence of labor trafficking in Kenya and Uganda by providing trainings and resource materials to enhance the justice sector response to trafficking in persons and make it more victim-centered; and strengthening cross-border anti-TIP coordination and informal information sharing among justice sector actors.

    About IAWJ

    International Association of Women Judges

    IAWJ is a leading association in Kenya of Women Judges and Magistrates that promotes human rights, with special focus on gender parity and access to justice for women and children. IAWJ advocates for the appointment and recruitment of women judges and magistrates, encourages gender equality in all matters relating to the administration of justice, promotes all matters of family unity, child survival, development and protect the sanctity of the family.

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