In 2013, the Services of Women Relieve Center for Afghanistan (SWRCA), in collaboration with the Community Rehabilitation and Development Support Agency (CRDSA), conducted a Juridical Training Course in Farah Center. The program aimed to strengthen community knowledge of legal rights and dispute resolution mechanisms, promoting justice, accountability, and community empowerment.

Objectives

• To enhance legal literacy among community members.

• To strengthen local capacity for dispute resolution and access to justice.

• To empower communities to actively engage in governance and protection mechanisms.

Activities

• Training Sessions: Conducted comprehensive training for 100 community members, covering legal rights, dispute resolution processes, and the principles of justice and accountability.

• Awareness & Advocacy: Participants were encouraged to share knowledge within their communities to enhance collective understanding of legal rights.

• Capacity Building: Emphasized practical skills for addressing disputes and navigating local justice mechanisms.

Achievements

• Trained 100 community members, equipping them with knowledge and skills to resolve disputes effectively.

• Increased awareness of legal rights and local justice processes among participants.

• Strengthened the ability of communities to engage in governance and protection mechanisms.

Impact

The Juridical Training Course improved legal literacy, accountability, and community empowerment. By providing participants with the tools to understand and exercise their rights, SWRCA contributed to more equitable dispute resolution and strengthened community capacity for self-governance and protection.