Unity Dow
Botswanan judge and rights activist
Born
April 23rd, 1959
66 years ago
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
Botswana
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A prominent judge and author, has significantly contributed to the legal landscape and human rights advocacy in Botswana. Served as the first woman appointed as a judge in the High Court of Botswana. Advocated for women's rights and the rights of marginalized communities through various legal channels. Authored books focusing on law and social justice, providing insights into the intersection of law and activism.
First woman appointed as High Court judge in Botswana
Advocated for women's rights and legal reforms
Authored influential books on law and social justice
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