Director of Justice Abroad, Michael Polak, has co-published a new report
with top Brussels-based lawyer Ali Yildiz for the International Journalists
Association (IJA) and London Advocacy.

Our legal team contributed to this report.

We are delighted to announce that our report,
“A Legal Examination of Recent Extradition
Proceedings about Turkish Citizens Abroad / With a focus on the UK
and UK laws”, was published today.

Hike and Learn British History - Community Support Project
is a new community project that aims to provide well-being support
to refugees, asylum seekers and immigrants in London.

In this project, to commemorate Queen's Platinum Jubilee,
we organize regular hiking activities, including interactive learning sessions
about British History since The Queen's Coronation.

Our Global Magnistky Act Initiative is a project to petition Secretary
of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs and
First Secretary of State seeking to utilise the United Kingdom’s
The Global Human Rights Sanctions Regulations 2020 and run
the necessary media relations, advocacy and lobbying campaigns
to support the application, with an eye on inducing UK sanctions
on the perpetrators of grave human rights violations all around the World.

Click here for more information.

Under UN’s the Universal Periodic Review (UPR), London Advocacy
prepares a written submission on the human rights situation of any
UN Member States.

We aim to raise issues under each international covenant and
convention as well as any relevant issue covered by the UN Charter,
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, other human rights
instruments to which a State is Party, voluntary pledges and
commitments made by a State, and applicable international humanitarian law.

Our highly regarded training courses cover all major aspects
of the justice system and are suitable for anyone interested
in a career in justice.Our training is delivered by a specialist
team of leading lawyers including interactive workshops.

During the Coronavirus outbreak, we continue to support our
beneficiaries remotely. We understand that reducing our regular
face-to-face contact and services will be difficult. So our helpline
is open and intended as a resource for our beneficiaries to access
important information and support during these challenging times.

London Advocacy is committed to support training and lifelong learning for
its service users, volunteers and employees, recognising that during
the COVID-19 pandemic, vulnerable communities must be the priority.
There are a series of seminars and workshops organised by the
London Advocacy and by its partner organizations. Our aim is to help
people quickly adopt UK life and mitigate effect of the pandemic.