The International Legal Clinic
Free legal assistance for non-citizens
Indonesia’s national human rights system has not always been able to address the concerns of people who are not Indonesian. The Clinic offers free assistance so that they can use international human rights mechanisms instead.
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Bringing cases forward
Helping people bring violations that happened here before international bodies.
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Contributing to the law
Offering what we learn from these cases to the slow work of forming international law.
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Bringing standards home
Making international standards available to advocates working in Indonesia.
These three approaches follow Beth Lyon’s account of how advocates can use international law (2008).
Asking for help
If you, or someone you work with, may need the Clinic, please write to us or call. Tell us briefly what happened and how to reach you. There is no charge.
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