Programme Officer, Counter Trafficking and Child Protection, Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)

Vice President, Federal Supreme Court, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Executive Director, ACPF

Attorney General, Republic of Uganda

President of the National Commission on Human Rights, former Minister of Justice, Republic of Mali

Professor of Law, Vrije University, Amsterdam

Senior Programme Officer, Children and Law Programme, ACPF

Head of Department for Public Law, Ghana Institute of Public Management

Programme Specialist, Online Child Sexual Exploitation, ECPAT International

Senior Legal Researcher, ACERWC Secretariat

Programme Director, Children’s Rights/Education, Wellspring Philanthropic Fund

Senior Project Coordinator, Center for Child Law (CCL), University of Pretoria

Justice Advisor, Terre Des Hommes

Executive Director, Defence for Children International

Executive Director, DCI Sierra Leone

Executive Director, Media Network on Child Rights and Development (MNCRD), Zambia

Country Director, Retrak

Director, DCI-Belgium

Dullah Omar Institute/Article 5 Initiative (DOI/CSPRI)

H.E. Mme Oumou Touré Traoré

Minister for the Promotion of Women, Children and Family, Republic of Mali

Her Excellency Mrs. Oumou Touré Traoré is the Minister for the Promotion of Women, Children and the Family for the Republic of Mali. She graduated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENSUP). In 1995, she created a community development NGO called "Woiyo Kondeye," which in Songhaï means "space for reflection and mutual aid with women". 

Very committed to women's organizations, Mrs. Oumou Touré Traoré, was elected in 1998 Executive Secretary of the Coordination of Associations and Women's NGOs of Mali (CAFO). CAFO is a non-governmental organization created on 20 October, 1991 by four women's associations in Mali (COFEM, APDF, CADEF and the women's branch of the National Union of Workers of Mali). Then in 2008, she was re-elected president of the organization composed of 2295 associations and women's NGOs covering the national territory.

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