Jennifer Irish-Qhobosheane

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Jennifer Irish-Qhobosheane

Research Associate


Jennifer holds a BA in Political Science from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban.

She has worked extensively in the human rights non-governmental sector. After completing her BA, she worked as a socio-political development officer at the Diakonia Council of Churches before becoming the KwaZulu-Natal co-ordinator of the Human Rights Committee. In 1993, she became the Director of the Network of Independent Monitors (NIM). She now provides research services on crime to NGOs and government. Jennifer has also worked with SAIIA on the War and Organised Crime programme.

Until 2004, she served as Vice Chairperson of the South African Private Security Industry Regulatory Council. In 2004 she was also appointed to serve on the Board of the newly formed Open Society Crime Prevention Initiative. She is currently working on SAIIA’s Social Economy of Organised Crime programme.
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