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£1 million voucher scheme to help families resolve disputes outside of court

£1 million voucher scheme to help families resolve disputes outside of court
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DON T give Jack his jacket - Antigua Observer Newspaper

DON T give Jack his jacket - Antigua Observer Newspaper
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LankaWeb – CID arrests Azath Salley

Courtesy Adaderana Former Governor of Western Province Azath Salley has been arrested this evening (March 16) by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). The arrest was made on the advice of the Attorney General, his coordinating officer State Counsel Nishara Jayaratne said. Police Spokesperson DIG Ajith Rohana noted that Salley will be detained and interrogated under the provisions of the Prevention of Terrorism (PTA). Convening a media briefing recently, Leader of the National Unity Front (NUF) Azath Salley made controversial statements with regard to the law of the country. His disputed remarks came as a response to the plans by Justice Minister Ali Sabry to revise Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act by November.

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I didn t care who heard : How the law fails child and youth survivors of family violence

‘I didn’t care who heard’: How the law fails child and youth survivors of family violence by Faiza Amin and Eden Debebe Posted Mar 16, 2021 8:22 am EDT Last Updated Mar 18, 2021 at 10:11 pm EDT Summary Maya says her father s alcoholism fueled abuse of her mother She says the legal system and Children s Aid Society failed to help when she finally called police According to Statistics Canada, only 12 per cent of women say they had a great deal of confidence in criminal courts. CityNews and OMNI News have launched a new investigative series “Behind Closed Doors” detailing the epidemic of family violence plaguing our communities. If you or someone you know is a victim of abuse, please visit our dedicated resource page.

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Sierra Leone women need more than laws to make it happen – Cocorioko

By Ahmed Sahid Nasralla (De Monk) As celebrations of International Women’s Day continue after March 8th, Sierra Leonean women and girls can draw a lot of inspiration from their history. Historically, the country’s women contributed hugely to the political, socio-economic, educational, and civil rights development of the nation.From Madam Lehbu, who became Queen of Upper Gaura in 1891 following the establishment of the Province of Freedom in 1787 (what is now known as Freetown); the Sherbro Queen Yamacouba, who was a signatory to the treaty of 1787 which ceded the land to the British; Madam Yoko, the powerful Queen of Kpaa Mende Seneghum; the contribution of Hannah Benka-Coker to education; Lati Hyde-Forster, the first woman to graduate from Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone, with a doctor of civil laws degree; the role of Betsy Carew to commerce in the 1830s; Adelaide Casely-Hayford, one of the pioneers of women’s rights in Freetown and who founded the ‘Girls

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