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Candice has worked as an Associate Lecturer in Law as well as focusing on African health systems and global development research. Her research interests revolve primary around gender studies; HIV and the Law, Criminalisation of HIV transmission/exposure, health rights and the Law, Sexual Minority Rights and Health Access, Health Economics, Social Determinants of Health; Health Inequalities; Gender Inequality, HIV/AIDS; HIV Key Populations. As an Associate Lecturer her expertise is in Criminal Law and she currently works as within the NGO sector as a development officer on human trafficking and sexual exploitation of women and girls. This role intersects with issues of gender based violence, female-genital mutilation, forced marriage, honour based violence and asylum and migration.
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With significant progress made since 1980, outcomes of Zimbabwe's investment to improve the human development status of women and girls are clear and wired firmly in the country's constitution.
Among them is the education of girls - with Zimbabwe consistently topping the Literacy Rates in Africa for both girls and boys. Studies repeatedly demonstra...
This presentation critically explored the ambiguity of the wording of the Zimbabwean Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act 9:23/2004, specifically the Criminalisation of HIV under section 79 and 80.
