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Women Integration Network (WIN) Hosts Multi-Agency Meeting in Glasgow to Address Impact of Children’s Hearings on Scotland’s African Community
Representatives from diverse agencies convened in Glasgow under the Invitation of the Women Integration Network (WIN) and human rights solicitor Jelina Berlow Rahman to address the impact of Scotland’s children’s hearings on African families. The gathering focused on identifying challenges, sharing perspectives, and crafting strategies to foster a…
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