Malawi: an Evaluation of Taking on and Managing Sovereign Debt
The decision to take on debt for a country can have far reaching implications. While the monies received can assist ...
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International Lawyers Project
Aug 2911 min
Land Rights and Indigenous Peoples: Exploring the Impact of Historical Injustices
Despite making up only 6.2% of the world’s population, Indigenous Peoples either customarily or formally govern ...
International Lawyers Project
Jul 32 min
IACC 2024: Collective Action to fight Global Corruption
Welcoming thousands of attendees from around the world, the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) held in Vilnius, Lithuania ...
International Lawyers Project
Jun 54 min
“The law is both a shield and a sword”
“The law is both a shield and a sword,” Joseph declared; his key learning during the last day of the paralegal training. Joseph is...
International Lawyers Project
May 285 min
Transforming Communities: Capacity Building on Illicit Financial Flows & Anti-Money Laundering in Uganda
Playing a pivotal role in the capacity building of local communities, the International Lawyers Project, in partnership with Ashurst...
International Lawyers Project
May 231 min
Podcast: The Ogiek From Kenya Fight Evictions From Ancestral Mau Forest
Listen to our Executive Director Lucy Claridge discuss this important legal victory, and the ongoing legal struggle.
International Lawyers Project
May 165 min
“I am Ogiek. We are indigenous people. The Mau Forest is our home and we will fight for it”
The International Lawyers Project (ILP), in collaboration with the Ogiek Peoples Development Program (OPDP), conducted legal empowerment...
International Lawyers Project
Apr 98 min
Understanding the Role of Pro Bono Lawyers in Securing Access to Justice
Within the legal advocacy landscape, pro bono lawyers are often unsung heroes, bridging the gap between justice and those who are denied ...
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