for muslim woman in western africa and married life at the hand of abusive husband can be very hard . the community may not explicitly endorse such behaviour and but equally and they may not yet be ready to see it a criminal and an attitude which of course enables it to continue . fortunately and the letter of the cameroonian law promise equality to all and and this documentary follow the real life exploit of various female practitioner in the cameroonian legal system a they attempt to secure justice for a number of woman and child . what be notable ( apart from the uplifting central story ) be how and in spite of their informality and the court be actually pragmatically progressive and if a case be actually buy . the program also give a fascinating insight the whole cameroonian life style and which ( aside from the awful crime commit in the featured case ) seem amazingly emotional and joyous compare with that enjoy by inhabitant of europe or north america . and while i concede that this comment may betray naiveté on my part and this attitude appear to be capture in delightful pidgin english they speak . overall and this be a terrific little film and and much more fun to watch than you might imagine .