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Foreign Affairs and Trade  > Global Ambassador for Women and Girls > Visit to Vanuatu, October 2011
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Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams at the Sola Police Station during a visit to Torba province, Vanuatu, October 2011
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams speaking at a roundtable meeting of women police officers at the Vanuatu Police Training College, Port Vila, Vanuatu, October 2011.
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with staff of the Vanuatu Women’s Centre, Sola office. Torba Province, Vanuatu, October 2011
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams is welcomed at the Vanuatu Women’s Centre, Sola office, by Village Chief Greg Mumeg. Torba Province, Vanuatu, October 2011
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams is welcomed by residents of Torba province during a field visit to Vanuatu in October 2011.
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with a health worker at a remote aid post in Torba Province, Vanuatu, October 2011.
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams at a remote aid post in Torba Province, Vanuatu, October 2011.
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with women and children of Torba province during a field visit to Vanuatu, October 2011
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with women and children of Torba province during a field visit to Vanuatu, October 2011
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with women and children of Torba province during a field visit to Vanuatu, October 2011
Australia’s Global Ambassador for Women and Girls, Ms Penny Williams with women and children of Torba province during a field visit to Vanuatu, October 2011
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