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A documentary about a prosecutor and a judge in Cameroon taking on domestic violence, introduced by a former President of the Law Society.
At Genesis Cinema.
Sisters in Law follows a state prosecutor and a court president in Kumba, in the English-speaking part of Cameroon, through cases of domestic violence and child abuse that had not previously been brought. What makes it hold up twenty years on is that it is a film about two women doing a job, filmed close enough that you watch them decide things.
Christina Blacklaws introduces it and takes questions. She was President of the Law Society of England and Wales and ran a global campaign on women in legal leadership, and now sits on the Council of the Human Rights Institute.
Part of the Women Resist season.
Monday 21 September, 18:15
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