We also heard from
Liat
Davis - Chairperson of Students for Law and Social Justice. We were talking
about their national campaign of transformation of the South African legal
education as well as to advocate for a year of compulsory community service for
all law graduates. Students for Law and Social Justice (SLSJ) was founded in
2007 as a South African students organization dedicated to protecting human
rights, preventing discrimination and promoting social justice and the rule of
law. They believe the current legal education does not equip them
with the requisite skills to become legal professionals and consequently
resulting in the weakening of the legal profession. For further information you
can send an email to chairperson.slsj@gmail.com
or visit www.slsj.org
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