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Rights groups train law students on gender-sensitive litigation

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Rights groups train law students on gender-sensitive litigation

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The Star Kenya

5 Views • Feb 11, 2022

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Law students from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Africa Nazarene University, JKUAT and Kabarak University received training from rights organisations on handling gender-based violence cases in a manner that helps victims get better access to justice.

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#KENYA #NAIROBI #LAW STUDENTS #CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY #KABARAK #JKUAT #RIGHTS GROUP #TRAINING #GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE #VICTIMS #JUSTICE

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