Kimberley Motley: How I defend the rule of law

The video discusses the story of Naghma, a young girl in Afghanistan who was nearly forced into marriage to settle her father's debt. The speaker, a lawyer, intervenes to protect Naghma's rights, highlighting the challenges of achieving legal justness in Afghanistan. The speaker shares experiences of working within the Afghan legal system, emphasizing the importance of using laws to protect human rights. The video also addresses global issues like child marriage and the role of journalism in promoting transparency and accountability. The speaker calls for a global commitment to human rights and justice.

What challenges did Naghma's family face while living in the refugee camp?

What is a jirga and how is it used in Afghanistan's informal justice system?

What was the outcome of the first jirga regarding Naghma's situation?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for creating a global culture of human rights?

How did the second jirga differ from the first one?

What risks does the speaker face in their profession as a lawyer in Afghanistan?

How does the speaker view the role of journalists in protecting human rights?

What was the reaction of the Afghan government regarding Matt Rosenberg's situation?

What are the implications of child marriages as discussed in the text?

What legal actions were taken on behalf of Sahar, and why were they significant?