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The International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ) is a non-profit, non- governmental organization whose members represent all levels of the judiciary in over 82 countries/ areas worldwide and share a commitment to equal justice and the rule of law. More
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IAWJ women judges serving on international tribunals share their stories and their reflections on life, law and gender through videos on this website.
Congratulations to the Formation of the Guatemalan Association of Women Judges
30 September 2016
"The UN must lead by example in appointing its next Secretary-General: make this moment count for gender equality"
8 September 2016
UN Women welcomes the many voices amplifying United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's recent strong comment that "It's high time now" for his successor to be a woman, after 70 years of male leadership.
The 25h Anniversary Jubilee Book is Here!
4 August 2016
We are excited to announce, thanks to the hard work of Hon. Arline Pacht, and Hon. Susan Glazebrook, the 25th Anniversary IAWJ Jubilee Book is finalized! This 25th Anniversary edition details not only the comprehensive history of the organization, but the incredible work of our member associations and their projects.
We wish to extend a formal welcome to the Association of Women Judges of Guatemala (AMJG). The Association of Women Judges of Guatemala was formed in Guatemala by a vote of the members earlier this month. The Honorable Judge Delia Davila Zalazar, Minister of the Supreme Court of Guatemala, was voted to be the President of the new association.
