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The International Law Book Facility is a UK-based registered charity. It has a simple goal – to provide printed legal texts to legal professional bodies, advice centres, pro bono groups, law schools, institutions and individuals involved in access to justice in common law jurisdictions of Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. Click here to download our most recent newsletter and to read more about how we have achieved this and about our future plans.
News
- May 2008 – The ILBF has received feedback from the partner
organisations in Kampala, Uganda, who have described the books as
'greatly compliment(ing) the learning process of students', and as
'open[ing] doors of perception which is what a lawyer of quality
must be armed with to help promote justice and rule of law'. For
photos of the Uganda shipment, click
here.
- April 2008 - The ILBF was recently featured in link,
the official magazine of the Association
of Women Solicitors. Click here to read
the article.
- February 2008—21 boxes of law books have arrived in Kampala, Uganda, and have been distributed to our partner organisations.
- February 2008—The ILBF has teamed up with the African Prisons Project (www.africanprisons.com) to send 56 boxes of law books to Uganda for use in the APP library and for two other partner organisations.
- November 2007: 21 boxes of books have set sail bound for three partner organisations in Kampala, Uganda, where they are scheduled to arrive at the end of December.
- November 2007: 12 boxes of books were included in a Book Aid International shipment bound for Harare, Zimbabwe.
Latest update: 09 May 2008
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