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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 …
Lawyers Against Poverty joins calls for the Government to abandon its proposed overhaul of the Human Rights Act 1998 As a growing network and movement …
Lawyers Against Poverty (LAP) has joined with others in an open letter to the UK government calling for greater protections for environmental human rights defenders …
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 …
Covid-19 has redrawn the boundaries of where we feel safe. National lockdowns during the early stages of the pandemic forced people to retreat to the …
Join us at the first re-convening of Lawyers Against Poverty’s Women’s Rights Group on Wednesday 23rd June (12pm UK). LAP’s Women’s Rights Group has been …
It is impossible to ignore the ways in which Covid-19 has exacerbated gender inequality around the world. But as we recognise the scale of the …
To mark the Day of the Endangered Lawyer, LAP is joining forces with Peace Brigades International (PBI) and the Alliance for Lawyers at Risk to …