Activist Calls for United Civil Society Front Against Sex Trafficking
[Nyasa Times - Malawi] - 27/08/2025
Women’s rights champion and member of the Women’s Manifesto Movement, Lingalireni Mihowa, has urged Malawian civil society organizations to build a powerful united movement to disrupt sex and human trafficking in the country. Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting in Lilongwe on Tuesday, Mihowa (…)
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