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Emma Webber - 14th November 2012
Continuing in our series on the state of pro bono legal work around the world, Emma Webber blogs for us on the possibility of making pro bono work compulsory in South Africa. The advent of democracy in South Africa meant that all citizens would in future be treated as equals before the law. However, almost […]
Max Harris - 12th November 2012
Following the celebration of National Pro Bono Week in the UK, this week we will be featuring updates on the state of pro bono legal work around the world. In this piece, Max Harris reflects on the past, present and future of pro bono work in New Zealand. New Zealand has a strong history of […]
Ingrid Cloete - 7th November 2012
Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP) provides annual grants to allow students to undertake unpaid or poorly paid public interest law work at organisations and law firms across the globe. Ingrid Cloete, one of the successful applicants in the 2012 grants process, writes about her experiences working at the Centre for Child Law in South Africa. […]
Chintan Chandrachud - 6th November 2012
In celebration of National Pro Bono Week, we will be featuring students’ experiences of pro bono work while at Oxford. In our first post, Chintan Chandrachud reflects on his experiences volunteering on Oxford Pro Bono Publico research projects. It has been almost a year since I first volunteered to assist Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP) […]
Import Import - 6th November 2012
This week is National Pro Bono Week in the UK, a time to celebrate the contributions made through pro bono legal work. In this spirit, we will be featuring posts on pro bono contributions made by Oxford students. The Oxford Law Faculty houses two pro bono programmes: Oxford Pro Bono Publico and Oxford Legal Assistance. […]