Ubongabasi Obot has written an article about the challenges she faced as a married female lawyer in the Nigerian legal sector.
Memories came racing back for Ubongabasi Obot during a recent book launch at the ISS. The book’s theme? Breaking through the glass ceiling as an African woman. Obot’s own journey to become a female lawyer in Nigeria had been fraught with challenges, and she identified with the seven female Africans who are now judges in international tribunals and whose stories are captured in the book. Here she reflects on the launch, and on trying to make it in a male-dominated sector.
About the author
Ubongabasi Obot is a practising lawyer from Nigeria who is currently on leave to complete her MA in Development Studies at the ISS.
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Full article - Striking at the glass ceiling: a tale of seven judges (and a lawyer) by Ubongabasi Obot
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