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Update: Access to Justice for Women and Girls

Update: Access to Justice for Women and Girls

Articles, Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Inclusive AI & Justice Tech | 0 comments

As we continue to advance our initiatives to combat violence against women and girls in the Pacific Islands, we are scaling our efforts to expose gender bias in the judiciary, improve medical testimony in SGBV cases, and institutionalize a data-driven methodology...
Evaluating the #HearHerRoar Gender-Based Violence Education Initiative in Ghana

Evaluating the #HearHerRoar Gender-Based Violence Education Initiative in Ghana

Articles, Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Videos | 0 comments

In a random selection of 50 students from the 246 students who attended the gender-based violence education and sensitization initiative in Ghana, “From Peace in the Home to Peace in the World: Make Education Safe for All!” we found that 88% of students suggested that...
Community Sees Change: Scaling Necessary to Turn the Tide Against Maternal Health Abuses in Assam

Community Sees Change: Scaling Necessary to Turn the Tide Against Maternal Health Abuses in Assam

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“Volunteers can be agents of change,” one survey respondent answered. Another mentioned “the environment has become less corrupt than what was prevalent before the project.” A recent evaluation of the End Maternal Mortality Now (EndMMNow.org) initiative illuminated...
ABCAustralia: Report finds gender biases in Pacific lead to shorter jail

ABCAustralia: Report finds gender biases in Pacific lead to shorter jail

Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education, Press | 0 comments

Report finds gender biases in Pacific lead to shorter jail sentences by ABC Australia: Interview with Emily Christie, Human Rights Lawyer https://icaad.ngo/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Emily-Christie-on-ABC-AU.mp3 ABC Australia did an excellent interview of co-author...
Radio New Zealand: New study says gender bias is impeding justice

Radio New Zealand: New study says gender bias is impeding justice

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New study says culture and tradition impeding justice by Dateline Pacific, RNZ, Interview with Emily Christie, Human Rights Lawyer http://www.staging12.icaad.ngo/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Radio-New-Zealand-Interview-Emily-Christie.mp3 Radio New Zealand Int’l...
Evolving Systems to Advance Human Rights: Part 3 of 3

Evolving Systems to Advance Human Rights: Part 3 of 3

Articles, Gender Justice & Ending Violence, Human Rights Advocacy & Education | 0 comments

On behalf of the ICAAD team, we want to wish you Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!!! We are grateful to all those who have supported our projects, financially and otherwise. We have reached $2,000 of our $2,500/ month goal for recurring donations.  It’s the Last...
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