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We are looking for a Communications and Advocacy Officer — a team member who will lead the development and implementation of iProbono’s advocacy, communication strategies, and campaigns and support our legal work.

If you think you are the one we are looking for, write to us at [email protected] by Friday, 22 Nov 2024.

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We are thrilled to welcome Pushpa Neupane and Barsha Sah as our Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ESCR) fellows for 2024-26.

The ESCR Fellowship, in collaboration with our partner, the Law and Policy Forum for Social Justice (LAPSOJ), aims to secure and realise the fundamental rights of Nepali citizens.

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Justice

Every child deserves to grow in the warmth of their family. But the socio-economic stress in Sri Lanka has separated thousands of children from their families.

Donate to our fundraiser and support us in our mission to reunite these children with their families. 🔗 in bio

Word of the day: Mandamus 📃

In our series 'Words of Justice', we simplify complex legalese into everyday language for better comprehension and understanding of law.

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How effectively has the National Child Protection Authority (NCPA) safeguarded our children?

Our upcoming report reveals critical findings about child abuse statistics and the importance of transparency in child protection efforts.

Stay tuned for key recommendations aimed at strengthening child welfare and protecting the future of Sri Lanka’s children. Report launching soon!

Support us as we promote family-based care for children in Sri Lanka who have been separated from their families due to economic hardships. Through litigation and advocacy, we aim to raise $30,000 to safeguard these children and help keep families together. Your donation can make a real difference – donate now (link in bio).

Join us for the launch of our Legal Design Toolkit for Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHRs) in Nepal on Saturday, September 14 2024.

is a collaborative project that creates a space for Nepali citizens to understand their sexual and reproductive rights using both accessible language and explainers to exploit the power of visual communication methods (artwork by Kripa Joshi, ).

It is led by Dr Mara Malagodi in collaboration with Dr Sabrina Germain and Emily Allbon, , iProbono and LAPSOJ.

The toolkit received technical and financial support from A4ID’s Rule of Law UK Programme and UKAid.

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Word of the day: Plaintiff 📃

In our series 'Words of Justice', we simplify complex legalese into everyday language for better comprehension and understanding of law.

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Meet Shaman Gupta, the co-founder of Mysfit Youth Foundation, dedicated to advocating for trans rights in India. The organisation has supported thousands of trans youth by providing shelter, skills training, and employment opportunities.

At iProbono, we are proud of our rainbow family. So for Pride month, we reached out to our friends, allies, and collaborators across the region, asking them to tell us the different shades of meaning this word carries for them as part of our campaign.

Here’s what PRIDE means to Shaman!

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Meet Ifaar Hasan, q***r rights activist and organiser of Shongshoptak, an + mobilising organisation in . Ifaar advocates for the rights of intersectional q***r identities to combat , and works for the most marginalised among the ***r people.

At iProbono, we are proud of our rainbow family. So for Pride month, we reached out to our friends, allies, and collaborators across the region, asking them to tell us the different shades of meaning this word carries for them as part of our campaign.

Here’s what PRIDE means to Ifaar!

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Meet Sonali Khan, an advocate and the founder of GLAD Foundation, working to empower + individuals across India and create a culture of inclusion and acceptance. Sonali has often found it challenging to navigate the different parts of her identity. “It feels like trying to fit into a complex puzzle.”

At iProbono, we are proud of our . So for , we reached out to our friends, allies, and collaborators across the region, asking them to tell us the different shades of meaning this word carries for them as part of our campaign.

Here’s what PRIDE means to Sonali!

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Meet Zanaya Chaudhary, a human rights defender from Pakistan. Zanaya feels that we should celebrate Pride not only for ourselves but for all communities. “Pride is a declaration of our shared humanity and a demand for equal rights and acceptance. True freedom is not just about the absence of oppression, but the presence of respect, equality, and dignity for every individual, regardless of their identity.”

At iProbono, we are proud of our rainbow family. So for Pride month, we reached out to our friends, allies, and collaborators across the region, asking them to tell us the different shades of meaning this word carries for them as part of our campaign.

Here’s what PRIDE means to Zanaya!

Does Pride mean something special to you? Is there a shade of meaning you especially connect with? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

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What does the idea of Pride mean for different communities and people? At iProbono, we are proud of our rainbow family that extends across South Asia and beyond. So we reached out to our friends, allies, and collaborators across the region, asking them to tell us the different shades of meaning this word carries for them. Join us as we share their reflections in our campaign.

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Here’s a little bit of what we do at iProbono. As a global social justice squad, our mission is to build a society where everyone has equal access to their rights✊

We are all about creating connections to drive change (New followers, we see you!👀)

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Have you been wondering how we use legal action and advocacy to drive social change?

At iProbono, we leverage the power of law to empower and protect vulnerable communities. For more stories of how we have impacted lives and advanced social justice, take a look at our website, follow us on social media, and subscribe to our newsletter.

Click here: https://i-probono.com/

Are you seeing more colour? 🌈

Join us in celebrating Pride and sharing our bright new look in this special month, as we work towards creating inclusive societies and equal rights for all.

Let us know what you think in the comments below!

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