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After careful consideration, the trustees have concluded that our key projects will be best positioned to thrive if they are supported within another organisation whose …
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After careful consideration, the trustees have concluded that our key projects will be best positioned to thrive if they are supported within another organisation whose …
Concluding LAP’s Series of Land Rights Open Meetings: Some Reflections from the Group Lead, Kinnari Bhatt: Introduction Over the last 6 months, Lawyers Against Poverty …
Seeking Sanctuary: Legal Confidence to Legal Empowerment Amid reports that two million people have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion and calls on the UK …
As we prepare to launch a new initiative supporting human rights defenders to tackle environmental injustices, we remember some of those who have lost their …
Legal organisations in the Moria camp in Lesvos call for urgent measures to protect asylum seekers on the island Thousands have been left without shelter …
LAP members recently approved a grant of £15,000 to increase access to vital legal services in the Lesvos refugee camp through Oxfam’s partnership with the Greek …
Covid-19 has made us all wonder what to expect from “the new normal”. For Philip Worthington, managing director of European Lawyers in Lesvos (ELIL), one …
On the 21st of July 2020 Lawyers Against Poverty hosted an online webinar with Oxfam, discussing the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic upon human rights. …
The start of a new year in Lesvos has seen the arrival of a paradoxical new challenge: while a bottleneck of asylum seekers applying for …
Is the right to asylum related to the language spoken by the asylum seeker? Could a victim of torture be deprived of his right to …