Ensuring gender equality and women’s rights are strengthened in Zambia

The National Legal Aid Clinic for Women (NLACW) is an organization that aims to promote the rights of women and eliminate discrimination against them. One of the ways in which NLACW works towards this goal is by collaborating with policy makers to bring about policy reforms. This is done through the creation of policy briefs, written submissions to parliament, and lobbying.

Through these efforts, NLACW advocates for policies that support the fair and equal treatment of women. This includes policies that protect women from discrimination and ensure that their rights are upheld. By working with policy makers, NLACW is able to influence change at a systemic level, creating a more just and equitable society for all.

NLACW's work is crucial in the fight for gender equality and contributes to building a world where women are able to fully exercise their rights and live free from discrimination.

Address
110A/150 Musonda Ngosa Road, Villa Elizabetha, Lusaka, Zambia
Website
https://bizbwana.com/orgs/national-legal-aid-clinic-for-women
Phone
+260975966503
Ensuring gender equality and women’s rights are strengthened in Zambia
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National Legal Aid Clinic for Women (NLACW)
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National Legal Aid Clinic for Women (NLACW) was established in 1990 to provide affordable legal aid services to women and children from marginalised social sectors who have been victims of social injustice. Often these people cannot afford the cost of hiring a lawyer to represent them in their pursuit of justice. NLACW offers legal services, representation, legal information and education and conducts advocacy for policy and law reform on women and children’s rights. NLACW’s activities are financed by donations from their mother body, the Law Association of Zambia (LAZ), client contributions and co-operating partners. NLACW wants to see a society where underprivileged women and children have fair and equal access to legal rights through legal representation.