Don't miss this opportunity to engage in vital dialogue!  “Human Trafficking & Modern Slavery" at Pembroke College, Oxford, on November 21, 2025. Marking 25 years of the UN Trafficking Protocol, with powerhouse speakers including Hillary Clinton and leading experts like Prof. Parosha Chandran. As advocates for human rights at LawAid International, we encourage you to join this vital discussion.  https://www.linkedin.com/posts/parosha-chandran-4861b424_international-seminar-21

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Video (Craig Tuck and M.Ravi): Send Lawyers, Media & Allies - LawAid International Send Lawyers, Media and Allies:  Transnational Strategic Litigation's role in safeguarding human rights, upholding human dignity and providing access to justice in asymmetric and crisis laden regulatory frameworks.   The concept of legal advocacy is generic and transferable across jurisdictions. It is a process and not a substance and when properly deployed as part of a collaborative strategic

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