Years Of Experience

Our background.

Sexual violence remains a significant public health, human rights, and justice challenge in Malawi, affecting women, men, girls, boys, and persons with disabilities across diverse socio-economic and cultural contexts.1 National data and sector reports consistently indicate high levels of sexual offences.

Vision
Vision

A Malawi free from sexual violence, where all people are protected and able to live with dignity, equality, and full access to justice.

Mission
Mission

To prevent and eliminate sexual violence and advance access to justice through research, education, advocacy, and strategic partnerships.

Our objectives.

CSVRJ is based on the following fundamental objectives.

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Access to Justice

To promote access to justice for survivors of sexual and marital violence, including women, men, boys, girls, and persons with disabilities, through legal literacy, psychosocial support, safe reporting mechanisms, and community-based protection structures.

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Survivor-Centered Reporting

To strengthen survivor-centered reporting systems and improve evidence preservation practices to enhance effective response and access to justice in cases of sexual violence.

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Institutional Accountability

To improve accountability, responsiveness, and survivor-centered service delivery within police and local justice systems, including addressing sexual exploitation and abuse by duty-bearers.

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Legal Reform

To advocate for legal and procedural reforms, including the criminalization of marital rape and the reform of evidentiary burdens and procedural barriers affecting survivors of sexual violence.

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Social Norm Transformation

To transform harmful social and cultural norms surrounding marriage, consent, and sexuality through community dialogue, male engagement, and collaboration with traditional leaders and customary justice systems.

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Research & Evidence

To conduct and disseminate research and evidence on sexual and marital violence to inform policy reform, advocacy, and improved justice sector responses in Malawi.

Our team

Board of directors

Chifundo Terrisa Kamba

History Lecturer/Researcher

Emmanuel Chakuchanya

Procurement officer

McLove Phulusa Kamba

Accountant and Manager

All staff

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