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Legal resources & Feminist Research
We produce tools, guides, and analysis that support informed
decision-making and advocacy.
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Our published work brings feminist and decolonial legal perspectives into academic, institutional, and public spaces. Through research, analysis, and documentation, we aim to influence justice systems and policy from the ground up.
Publications
2021
P Mota, GBV Response Booklet, (2021).
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Publications
2022
CM Mandala, Research on IPCC (2022) under “Know your rights and Claim your rights: legal Empowerment for enhanced citizen engagement with IPCC, MHRC,
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Publications
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ACB and Office of the Ombudsman that is funded by the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa (OSISA)
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Publications
2021
GJU, Assessment of Court Users’ Satisfaction across the Six Spotlight Districts in Malawi (2021)
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Publications
2023
S Chisala-Tempelhoff and CM Mandala, The Malawi Penal Code (1929): Offences Against Morality, Analysing Leading Works in Criminal Law, (C Kennedy and L Farmer, eds), Routledge: United Kingdom (2023)
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Publications
Upcoming
S Chisala-Tempelhoff and CM Mandala, Impact of the Maputo Protocol in Malawi, Pretoria University Law Press, (upcoming).
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● Blog
Our published work brings feminist and decolonial legal perspectives into academic, institutional, and public spaces. Through research, analysis, and documentation, we aim to influence justice systems and policy from the ground up.
● Youtube
Our published work brings feminist and decolonial legal perspectives into academic, institutional, and public spaces. Through research, analysis, and documentation, we aim to influence justice systems and policy from the ground up.
GJU Pabwalo Town Hall: “Enhancing Access to Justice for Marginalised Communities”
GJU Capacity Building Activity for Women Lawmakers in Malawi: ICTs
Trocaire Supported ToT for GBV Survivors to serve as Community Liaisons
The civil justice needs of women in Lilongwe
● Reports & Tools
Our published work brings feminist and decolonial legal perspectives into academic, institutional, and public spaces. Through research, analysis, and documentation, we aim to influence justice systems and policy from the ground up.
Reports & Tools
Date
GBV Booklet - simplifies laws and procedures
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Reports & Tools
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GJU Pabwalo Townhall Report
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Reports & Tools
Date
Using the law to respond to Online GBV
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Reports & Tools
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Understanding Online GBV in Southern Africa FINAL
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Reports & Tools
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Rapid Needs Assessment for Newly Elected Women Parliamentarians and Councillors GJU Imperial
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Reports & Tools
2019
The GJU Civil Justice Needs Booklet 2019
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Reports & Tools
2019
The GJU Civil Justice Needs Survey Research Report 2019
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● Podcast
Our published work brings feminist and decolonial legal perspectives into academic, institutional, and public spaces. Through research, analysis, and documentation, we aim to influence justice systems and policy from the ground up.
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