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Remove discriminatory laws
Ending AIDS by 2030 is a noble vision that cannot be achieved without ending HIV related stigma and discrimination. Today, discrimination continues to affect the lives of millions of people globally, including HIV related discrimination against people living with HIV, key populations at higher risk of HIV and other marginalised groups. It is the moral and legal obligation of states under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, human rights treaties, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and other international obligations to remove discriminatory laws, and to enact laws that protect people from discrimination.
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Locating the Position of Peasants under the “New Dispensation”: A Focus on Land Tenure Issues
The focus of the study is to explore implications of the latest land and agricultural policy pronouncements, discourse and narratives by the new administration on smallholder farmers’ access and security on agricultural land. To gather the perspectives, learn and share experiences of farmers, particularly women, relating to tenure security and access to land, the Sam Moyo African Institute for Agrarian Studies (SMAIAS) together with the Zimbabwe Land and Agrarian Network (ZILAN) conducted policy dialogues across the country on land tenure issues in the” new dispensation”. There is a shift from the previous administration’s standpoint in terms of land administration and agricultural growth strategy. Under the "new dispensation” the state is pushing for massive investments in all sectors of the economy. However, prioritisation of large scale farming will likely lead to land concentration by capital and land alienation of smallholder farmers, particularly women who do not take part in decision making. Furthermore, the renewed drive for industrial capital to take part in mineral exploitation will, without doubt, have devastating effects on the livelihoods of peasants, particularly those that depend on the land. Click the link below to read the complete study.
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Traditional mechanisms in Transitional Justice: A Research Report
Since the 1990s, there has been increased advocacy amongst peace practitioners and scholars alike for the adoption of traditional mechanisms in transitional justice. Apparently this position highlights the inadequacies of western transitional justice models and limitations of what the state and civil society is able to do to spearhead the transitional justice agenda in post conflict Africa.
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Gender Dynamics Policy Brief – Tonga Version
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