Should the law in Kenya allow parties to a marriage to divorce without establishing fault on any of the parties to the marriage? By Carolene Kituku Advocate – Managing lawyer women-socio economic rights at ISLA Divorce: an end and a new beginning Marriage is a...
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Webinar on Out of Court Settlement Agreements for Violence Against Women (VAW) in Kenya
Should the law in Kenya allow parties to a marriage to divorce without establishing fault on any of the parties to the marriage? By Carolene Kituku Advocate – Managing lawyer women-socio economic rights at ISLA Divorce: an end and a new beginning Marriage is a...
Defending the Digital Frontline: Feminist Strategy Against Gender-Based Violence
Should the law in Kenya allow parties to a marriage to divorce without establishing fault on any of the parties to the marriage? By Carolene Kituku Advocate – Managing lawyer women-socio economic rights at ISLA Divorce: an end and a new beginning Marriage is a...
Litigation on State Due Diligence Obligation to Prevent Violence against Women in Public Transport and Associated Spaces in Kenya by Enacting Gender-Sensitive Laws and Policies
Should the law in Kenya allow parties to a marriage to divorce without establishing fault on any of the parties to the marriage? By Carolene Kituku Advocate – Managing lawyer women-socio economic rights at ISLA Divorce: an end and a new beginning Marriage is a...
Expert Advisory on Litigating Obstetric Violence in Africa External Report
Expert advisory on litigating obstetric violence in africa Johannesburg, south africa 7 – 8 March 2023 Introduction ISLA conceived this project as part of a coalition with KELIN Kenya and Dulla Omar Institute at the University of Western Cape. The overall...
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Founded in 2014, the Initiative for Strategic Litigation in Africa (ISLA) is a Pan-African and feminist initiative with a timely remit: to strengthen strategic human rights litigation across the African continent. Essentially, we aim to change the way that strategic litigation is used so as to enable broader access to justice and to support those who seek to hold states accountable for violations of women’s human rights and sexual rights.
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