Representation of Women in the Judiciary

UNODC Global Judicial Integrity Network Podcast by UNODC

Apr 8, 20207:32Government & Organizations

Judge Fatima Al-Mal of Qatar speaks with the Global Judicial Integrity Network about her experiences as a female judge, as well as how to improve the representation of women in the judiciary.

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