Ajonye Perpetua

Ajonye Perpetua is a South Sudanese constitutional lawyer, judge and human rights activist. Until 2013 she was a first class justice in the South Sudan judiciary. Qoutes The issues relating to land and property and restitution are heavily influenced by customary laws in rural areas. That mentality and attitudes have accrued up to the municipality level, up to town council level. We need holistic training on gender-based violence among police trainees so that when they are passed out, each police officer has an idea of what constitutes gender-based violence. We need to prepare and diversify, change the oil resources to sustainable peace in the country. The oil-producing states must be the number one seen to be states which can acquire better development using oil resources. Democratization of the electoral process entails tolerance among political parties, inclusion of women’s voices at all levels of government, plus free and fair representation of youth, civil society organizations, people with disabilities, and, finally, decide on modalities needed to ensure transparent elections. External links Category: women Category: Tanzania Category: Lawyers Category: judges Category : Africa