By Lilian Saka Kiefer Exploitation of human beings through forced labour, human trafficking or commercial sex is a growing development problem across the world, and more so in Sout
By Lilian Saka Kiefer As we commemorate the World Human Rights Day on 10th December 2018, may we not lose sight of the fact that environmental rights are an extension of the basic
By Lilian Saka Kiefer One of Africa’s most well-known human rights defenders, Archbishop Desmond Tutu once said: “In a situation of injustice, if you are neutral, you have chos
By Lilian Saka Kiefer Our society – both men and women – has in many ways been working very hard to tear women down, kill their spirit and their motivation. In the present day,
By Lilian Saka Kiefer Facilitating interventions that give an opportunity for the people most affected by developmental challenges to communicate their issues, forms the core of ou
By Lilian Saka Kiefer I read with pride and great delight the article about the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Mwizukanji Namwawa to the position of Director of Army Legal Servi
By Lilian Saka Kiefer It is widely acknowledged that ‘Prisoners’ Health is Public Health’, mostly because people are constantly crossing over the boundaries into and out of p
By Gillies C Kasongo Children’s voices do not get heard in various national, regional and international media platforms and development programmes that aim at reducing child labo
By Belinda Pellser Mungu While Zambia’s legal framework and policies support effective protection of children from all forms of exploitation and abuse, there appears some ‘gaps
By Vusumuzi Sifile One thing was very clear during the commemoration of World Press Freedom Day on 3 May 2018: the unquestionable public appreciation of the role of the media in sp