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EXECUTIVE TEAM MEMBERS

OUR VOICES TOGETHER WILL BRING CHANGE

"JUSTICE FOR WOMEN" International is led by Daphna  Ziman who is not only taking a global stance for Women across the world, but has cultivated relationships  in an extraordinary way to where you will see for the first time in history

17 First Ladies of Africa joining together in one place.

This is to bring a shift into redefining Women's Empowerment while eradicating "Human Sex Trafficking," saving women and children's lives in a legendary way.

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Why Now?

There are over 40 million people being trafficked worldwide making it more rampant than it has ever been in human history. A Twenty-three percent of global human sex trafficking; which is a significant amount takes place in Africa.

 

The average lifespan of a trafficking victim is 7 to 10 years from the time they started being tracked, now it's generally a 2 year lifespan and all ethnicities are at risk.

The average age of sex trafficking victims is 13 years old and an FBI raid found that up to 60% of child trafficking victims were part of either the group home or foster care system.

 According to the 2018 Global Slavery Index, over 9.2 million people living in Africa are living in modern slavery. This makes up nearly a quarter of all human trafficking around the globe.

So, let's imagine what this looks like 4 years later in our present day terms. 

MEET OUR TEAM

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Congo

H.E. Antoinette Sassou-Nguesso is a schoolteacher by profession. She is the President of the African First Ladies Peace Mission against conflicts; Chair of the Coordinating Committee to fight AIDS and malaria. In the Republic of Congo, she is President of the OYO National network workshop on the education system recovery and President of the Foundation Congo Assistance.

 

H.E. Antoinette is the Patroness of Women United Foundation which provides Africa’s First Ladies a unique media platform to go beyond the boundaries of their nations and gain international exposure in a fuller, more multi- dimensional light.

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First Lady Of the Republic of Angola

H.E Ana Afonso Dias Lourenço holds a degree in Economics. She has experience in economic planning, investment programming and perspective analysis in international organizations and institutions. In addition to other functions, she was a member of the Board of Directors of the World Bank Group, as Executive Director representing Angola, South Africa, and Nigeria from 2012 to 2016.

As First Lady, she prioritizes initiatives aimed at improving living conditions, well-being, and capacity building for the sustainable development of communities, in the field of education, health, environment and culture, with special attention to the young girls.

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First Lady Of The Democratic Republic Of Congo

H.E. Denise Nyakeru Tshisekedi was appointed UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador for the fight against gender-based violence and the empowerment of women.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Nigeria

H.E. Madam Aisha Muhammadu Buhari has a master’s degree in International Affairs and Strategic Studies. She is a women’s rights activist and child rights advocate. She founded Future Assured an initiative to continue her advocacy work for the health and well-being of women and children through community mobilization and health promotion.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Ivory Coast

H.E. Dominique Quattara First Lady of the Republic of Ivory Coast had a distinguished career as head of a Company following a university degree in Goods Administration and a degree in Real Estate.

 

She has been involved for decades in humanitarian activities. She established in 1998 the Children of Africa Foundation, which works in 11 countries in Africa and particularly in Ivory Coast.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Namibia

H.E. Monica Geingos, is a qualified lawyer. Before becoming the First Lady in 2015, H.E. Geingos spent 15 years of her professional career in the financial sector, as a private equity and governance expert. The First Lady is also the UNAIDS Special Advocate on Young Women and Adolescent Girls.

 

The focus areas of her office are Enterprise

Development and Entrepreneurship, Integrated Early Childhood Development, Gender-based violence, and Health. In 2020 she was named one of 100 most influential African women.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Burundi

H.E. Angeline Ndayishimiye has been the First Lady of Burundi since June 18, 2020. She holds a degree in Economics and Management and was a government official from 2005 to 2018.


She is the President of the Good Action Foundation “Umugiraneza” which she created in July 2019. Her Excellency Angeline Ndayishimiye also founded the association “Femmes Intwari”, in 2017, bringing together women ex- combatants and the wives of ex-combatants for peace and democracy.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Sierra Leone

H.E. Fatima Maada has unwavering allegiance to her country and people. She personifies something other than glamour and drama: she is an embodiment of African womanhood.


A politician, an actress, a writer, a human’s right advocates. She has embarked on many programs, but all geared toward investment in human capital with emphasis on women’s empowerment and protecting our children.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Zimbabwe

H.E. Auxillia Mnangagwa is an expert in the hospitality business, studied in Switzerland and has a master’s degree in business administration. She is the former Chairperson of Pan African Parliament for the Southern African Union. She is the founder of Angel of Hope Foundation which advocates for the preservation of the Zimbabwean culture.

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First Lady Of The Republic Of Uganda

H.E. Janet Musevini has a Bachelor of Education and a diploma in childhood Development. She is the Founder and Patron of Uganda Women’s Effort to Save Orphans, Uganda Youth Forum, and the Co-Chair of Cure Hospital. She is Minister of Education and Sports in Uganda.

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