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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CAPE TOWN: 20 January 2023 The WLC seeks to intervene in developing the common law for women
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CAPE TOWN: 06 December 2022 The Women’s Legal Centre challenges the constitutionality of certain provisions of the
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CAPE TOWN: 25 November 2022 For the next 16 Days the Women’s Legal Centre will join the
JASS Southern Africa spoke to Sharon Ekambaram for her take on what this post-election moment in South Africa means for
Where is the power? In March 2023, Essy joined JASS’ Feminist Movement Building School (FMBS) in Nairobi, Kenya. As the
By Laura Carlsen Km. 148 is a nodal point on the Interamerican Highway that connects the Indigenous villages along the
The “Center Point Indonesia,” a land reclamation project in Makassar, has triggered strong local resistance by the fishing community who
Interview with Sharifah Shakirah, Rohingya woman leader from the Rohingya Women Development Network (RWDN) Can you tell us about
Centering Life in Times of Darkness: Lessons from Womxn* on the Frontlines The times in which we are living present
Facing Ongoing Extractivism and Structural Violence in the name of “Development” The Philippines, alongside many other countries in Southeast Asia
