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!
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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.
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 Expertise Program
Volunteer involvement is part of the DNA of Lawyers Without Borders Canada. Pro Bono Expertise Program is a network of dedicated individuals and organizations with a shared commitment to offering their time and talents to support our mission.
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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Soyez-y aussi pour y découvrir comment le droit peut être utilisé pour autonomiser les victimes de violences sexuelles, des leçons tirées de nos expériences et celles de nos partenaires en #Afrique.
@MdMCanada @sante_mondiale @vuesdafrique @WalBru_QC
Our partners show, on a daily basis, that justice is still possible in #Haiti. The needs are great. So is what can be achieved. This article is a reminder to not give up hope.
@etiennecp @CanadaDev @CanEmbHaiti @CanadianAid
Nos partenaires démontrent quotidiennement que justice est encore possible en #Haïti. Les besoins sont grands. Les possibles le sont tout autant. Cet article est une invitation à ne pas perdre espoir.
@etiennecp @DevCanada @AmbCanHaiti @CanadianAid
Une rencontre chaleureuse entre notre partenaire #CEPROSAF, l'ambassadrice @efwilliams1 et Pascal Médieu de la @EmbCanCRHNNI🇨🇦, pour parler de leur travail de promotion et défense des droits sexuels et reproducifs des femmes ♀️ au #Honduras🇭🇳.
✊🏾✊🏼Une victoire pour les #défenseurs et #défenseuses des #DroitsHumains! La @CourIdh reconnaît la #Colombie responsable de violations de droits humains dans l'affaire CAJAR Vs. Colombie, une affaire d'espionage.
https://asfcanada.ca/medias/la-corte-idh-declara-colombia-responsable-por-violationes-a-derechos-humanos/
Cette semaine au #Honduras, nous avons participé à une rencontre avec notre partenaire @CODEMUH1 qui recevait des représentants de l'ambassade du 🇨🇦@EmbCanCRHNNI pour parler des avancées et défis en matière de #DroitsHumains des travailleuses de maquila.