Charlene May is an attorney at the Women’s Legal Centre. She holds an LLB from the University of the Western Cape. Her work has largely focused on women’s rights and realising the right to equality and non-discrimination for women and vulnerable groups in South African society. Mandi Mudarikwa is an attorney at the Women’s Legal Centre who has spent the past 11 years working in the social justice legal sector, mainly focusing on the realisation of the right to substantive equality. She holds a LLB and an LLM in human rights law, both from the University of Cape Town. Qiqa Nkomo is a feminist activist and candidate attorney at the Women’s Legal Centre. She holds an LLB from the University of the Western Cape. Her areas of interest and publications include gender intersectionality as a tool for substantive equality, public policy development, violence against marginalised bodies and development work.