Luseka Mwanzi

Luseka Mwanzi

Gender & Human Rights

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Who I Am

With a focus on applying international standards to law, policy, and practice, Luseka helps drive accountable, inclusive change for women’s rights and vulnerable communities.

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Areas of Practice

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Research design, data analysis, and policy evaluation to strengthen protection mechanisms and accountability for gender-based violence and discrimination.

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Legal analysis, comparative jurisprudence, and advocacy strategy development for reforms in family law, anti-discrimination, and access to justice initiatives.

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Luseka Mwanzi is a Gender and Human Rights professional specializing in research, legal analysis, advocacy, and policy advisory aimed at protection and justice for all communities.

Contact; Email: lusekamwanzi.org; Office: (+44)7876517433

Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm availability for meetings and consultations.