A fairer world
is possible.
With us.
With our partners
Since its creation in 2002, Lawyers Without Borders Canada has experienced strong growth and now works with a team of over 140 employees, including interns and volunteers, operating in 8 countries.
We are driven by a desire to use the law to make a difference. The strength and dedication of our team enables us to help thousands of people in situations of vulnerability every year. Working with us changes lives — theirs and yours!
Opportunities
Jobs, mandates, internships and opportunities to work for human rights with Lawyers Without Borders Canada.
Careers
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- Mandates
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- Pro bono
- Student involvement
Careers
Working for Lawyers Without Borders Canada is about believing that our actions can make a difference in the lives of the people and communities that need it most.
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Volunteer cooperation mandates
Voluntary cooperation is at the heart of our interventions. Volunteer development workers offer their know-how to local partners and leave a legal, technical and human legacy in the communities they support.
Internships
Nurturing the next generation of human rights defenders is one of our priorities. Whether it is a legal, programmatic or administrative internship, we welcome young students who are motivated by values of humanity, justice and cooperation.
Pro bono
Volunteer involvement is part of the DNA of Lawyers Without Borders Canada. Dozens of volunteers are involved annually in our communication, fundraising, administration and associative activities. You too can take action.
Student involvement
We are proud to count on the support of six university groups in Quebec and Canada. These members are the spokespersons for Lawyers Without Borders Canada and contribute to raising awareness of human rights issues among young lawyers.
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In action
Follow live achievements of our teams in the field.
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Notre équipe au #Canada a reçu aujourd'hui, avec beaucoup d'enthousiasme, ses partenaires et collègues du #Mali. Elle a été ravie d'en apprendre plus sur leur parcours, leurs motivations et leurs volontés. Un travail inspirant, qui donne un sens au mot engagement.
Enchantées d'accueillir une petite délégation malienne! Grâce au soutien financier de @devcanada, nous rencontrerons avec elle la communauté juridique et la coopération internationale québécoises, avant qu'elle intègre le #PIFDH d'@EquitasIntl.
Avec l’appui de @DevCanada, le Conseil de l’ordre du @BarreauPaP et le Syndic du @BarreauduQuebec ont discuté des manières de rendre en #Haïti le traitement des plaintes contre les avocat·e·s plus efficace.
Notre directeur #Mali, Brian Menelet, et le responsable litige stratégique, @BougadarCheick, ont rencontré le président de @MaliCndh, @bouare_aguibou, afin d'évaluer les collaborations possibles pour lutter contre l'impunité et faire avancer les droits humains au pays.
Pour consulter le dernier ouvrage sur la question, c'est ici (en espagnol) : http://bit.ly/42h5SrN
Notre équipe @AsfcanadaC participe au Congrès international sur la disparition forcée et la recherche des personnes #LGBTIQ+ en #Colombie, et présente le travail que nous réalisons aux côtés de @Caribeafirmativ sur la lutte contre la traite de personnes.