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After yesterday’s bad news on the domestic violence front, some good news.

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“Yes, I believe that the public protest, with women voices loud and clear was instrumental in ensuring that justice is done,” The Uganda Association of Women Lawyers’s (FIDA) Chief Executive Officer, Maria Nassali, told IPS.”

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Written by Anna

August 26, 2009 at 2:45 PM

Posted in Domestic violence, Justice

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This mission of this blog is to collect and publish data that supports the case that the world is unfair for girls and to highlight progress that is being made in redressing that sorry state of affairs. What does unfairness mean? In too many parts of the world, girls have unequal access to education, unequal rights and privileges under the law and fewer opportunities to pursue happy, meaningful and productive lives than their male peers. My hope is that if you spend any time reading here you will also feel inspired to join 5 for Fairness, a non-profit experiment in social philanthropy dedicated to fostering fairness for girls worldwide. If you know of credible research, papers, links or articles that you that you think should be included in this blog - or non-profit efforts you feel deserve support - please email me at 5forFairness AT gmail.com. Thank you.

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