The functions of law Law can be said to perform four different functions, each of which is of huge importance to our welfare. (1) Defending us from evil The first and most basic function of law is to defend us from evil – that is, those who would seek to harm us for no good reason.… Read More »
From June 27th to 29th, 2013, the Supreme Justice Commission in Exile held the first Tibetan Legal Fraternity Conference in Dharamsala, and the participants suggested that we should set up an non-governmental legal institution to provide legal aids to Tibetans in exile, popularize legal knowledge, improve legal knowledge, and consolidate the democratic system. With this,… Read More »
Rinchen Kyi, Fourth year BA.LLB student from REVA University Bangalore has successfully completed a summer internship at the office of Tibetan Legal Association based in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh as a part of her Law school internship
Supreme Court judge Justice UU Lalit, who is currently the Executive Chairman of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), is on a mission – to spread awareness about free legal aid and ensure that legal aid reaches every deserving individual. Towards this end, an All India District Legal Services Authorities Meet was organised in New… Read More »
As we know that An internship can teach you various skills like teamwork, time-management, maintaining a controlled environment with your co-interns, and patience. For law students, some specific important things like logical acumen, articulated writing style and speaking skill can be well developed by interning. Tibetan Legal Association (TLA) is being providing internship platforms to… Read More »