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Priscilla Maposa speaks to community
members about the SADC Protocol
SADC Protocol on Gender and Development
Three years after it was first signed in 2008, the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development is closer than ever to becoming a legally-binding document thanks to the hard work of activists, politicians and citizens across southern Africa. What does that mean for the women and men of the SADC region? The information contained here will look at how progress has taken place, where it has occurred and what are the next steps if the SADC Protocol is to finally come into force.
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