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Women lawyers defend rape victims getting peanuts | Malawi 24 - Malawi news

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The Women Lawyers Association (WLA) has defended getting K255 billion in legal fees, which is more than double the compensation that the 18 rape victims received. The women lawyers have issued a statement today following revelations that they received K255 million for representing 18 rape victims who were compensated K121 million. People on social media […]

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