SAIAWJ

The reasons for joining SAC-IAWJ are numerous.

The South African Chapter has vigorously embraced the perspective that as judicial officers,  we are in a uniquely privileged position to ensure equality before the law and access to justice for all and to influence the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged people. The South African Chapter has, in the very short time it has been in existence, done much to promote the objectives of the Chapter.  We have dedicated ourselves to building public confidence in the judiciary, both at the Lower and Higher Court levels.

From the latest IAWJ news the newly appointed Executive Director, Lisa L. Davis, says “Having witnessed the justice systems in over 30 countries and personally worked to promote rights through law reform and courts, I believe that IAWJ possesses something very special: a uniquely powerful mission and an influential membership that can definitively bring about equality and fairness for women and girls.”

Join us to become a part of the network of judicial officers around the world who empower women so that the day-to-day problems of women and children can be properly resolved through judicial systems. Individually, we can achieve positive results on a case-by-case basis. Collectively, we can ensure equal justice for all everywhere. There is no more effective way to do this than through involvement in the work and membership of IAWJ.

Become a Member:

  • Follow this link to download the  Membership Form [Updated:  August 2023]
  • Follow this link to download the  Stop Order Form [Updated: August 2023]

It was resolved by EXCO and ratified during the 2023 AGM held in Cape Town that each registered member of the South African Chapter of Women Judges (SAC-IAWJ) must pay an amount of R260 (two hundred and sixty rand), the International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ), the International Body’s subscription dues and the National monthly subscription fee.

For any queries or further information, you are welcome to email the Treasurer,  Judge Colleen Collis, Email: CoCollis@judiciary.org.za, or the Secretary, Regional Magistrate Sadia Jacobs, Email: SadJacobs@justice.gov.za.