Members of the Maziko Legal Empowerment Network are producing a series of podcasts that bring to life the contents of the GJU Civil Justice Needs Booklet - available online at http://www.genderandjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/The-GJU-Civil-Justice-Needs-Booklet-2019.pdf

This episode features the following processes: how to handle a small estate (where the deceased did not leave a will - died intestate); how to register a business; and, how to apply for child maintenance/protection order/occupation order. The processes are read by Angali Chagwamnjira of WLSA (https://wlsamw.wordpress.com/) a proud member of the Maziko LE Networkk

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GJU Civil Justice Processes - Distribution of small estates

GJU Civil Justice Processes - How to Register a Business

GJU Civil Justice Processes - How to apply for child maintenance

This is part of the Irish Rule of Law International series with the Malawi Police Services and is an adaptation of their child justice training, which always includes a refresher for officers on general police/ criminal justice processes and about how children in contact or in conflict with the law should be treated. The messaging includes details about the victim support units, the way the police are managing during COVID19 and more.

Malawi Police Services Insights

IRLI & MPS - Diversion

Sarai Chisala-Tempelhoff (GJU), Ulemu Hannah Kanyongolo (YFN), Maziko Matemvu (YFN) and Zinenani Majawa (FSWA) are in conversation on the implications of the ongoing COVID19 pandemic for sex workers in Malawi. This conversation is in response to the global recognition of International Sex Workers Day, celebrated annually on the 2nd June. The conversation and related activities by GJU are being supported by OSISA.

GJU-YFN in conversation with Zinenani Majawa: Sex Work & COVID19Mw

This is a conversation between some of the participants of the GJU-YFN Feminist Leadership Online Course discussing their concerns around COVID19. This is one of the first reflection podcasts carried out by the participants being recorded alongside the lecture series that they are enrolled in.

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