Catherine Davani
Papua New Guinean Judge, first female
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Died
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Leaders & Politicians
Country
Papua New Guinea
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Achieved distinction as the first female judge in Papua New Guinea. Contributed to the legal framework and judiciary of the country. Served as a role model for women in law and leadership. Played a vital role in promoting justice and gender equality within the legal system, influencing future generations of female legal professionals.
First female judge in Papua New Guinea
Served in the National and Supreme Courts
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