👉 A trustwoman is a woman who has been appointed by a government, organization or individual to act as a mediator in disputes between two parties. Trustwomen are typically chosen from among members of the community and have specific roles and responsibilities outlined by their appointing authority. The role of a trustwoman can include facilitating discussions and negotiations, providing impartial advice on legal issues, representing the interests of both parties during mediation sessions, and ensuring that all sides involved in the dispute have an equal opportunity to present their case
