Law School Videos

11/12/2009 -

Law students in Washington and Lees International Human Rights Practicum recently traveled to Tanzania to investigate enforcement of the countrys 1998 Sexual Offenses Act. The landmark legislation amended the countrys penal code to include tougher penalties for sexual assault and also outlawed human trafficking and the harmful cultural practice known as female genital mutilation. In this video, students present background on the Act and discuss their findings.

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