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Women as Judges

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The book “Women as Judges” explores the experiences, challenges, and contributions of women serving in the judiciary, highlighting both individual journeys and systemic issues within legal institutions. It examines barriers such as gender bias, underrepresentation, and professional obstacles, while also illustrating how women judges influence legal interpretations, promote gender-sensitive jurisprudence, and serve as role models for future generations. By combining case studies, analysis, and reflections, the book underscores the importance of increasing women’s participation in the judiciary to strengthen justice, fairness, and inclusivity within legal systems.

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KP.I 0449

305.5 BAD W

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305.5 BAD W

Publisher

Selangor : Sister in Islam., 2009

Collation

41 hlm; 22 cm

Language

English

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305.5

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Subject(s)

History
Women
feminist
Equality and Justice

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