My class is partnering with the Women Lawyers Group in the Middle East. We are collaborating with attorney Raya Abu Gulal and her colleagues, who will mentor my students as they work on their comparative legal research projects.
Here is more information about the Women Lawyers Group:
The Women Lawyers Group Middle East is based on the recognition of the direct need for a forum for the exchange of knowledge, experience and initiatives of women in the legal sphere as well as enhancing the professional development of women in the legal field thereby leading to the betterment of the social and economic fabric of society in the Middle East.
About us
The Group will provide social networking opportunities, hosting of functions and events relevant to the legal profession, enhancement of the work life balance of women working in the legal field, professional development opportunities, improving the status of women in the Middle East including their entitlement to equal rights.
The 3 founding members are dynamic ladies who hail from the MENA/GCC region and are professionally qualified international lawyers with long standing experience in various areas of the law as well as an active commitment to social and business issues in the Middle East and North Africa.
Mission statement
• To bring female lawyers across the Middle East and strengthen links between them;
• To undertake studies, research and conferences of Middle Eastern Female lawyers with the view to achieving equality of rights and opportunities;
• To promote the welfare, interests and development of women in the legal profession in the Middle East;
• To promote the highest standards of legal professionalism as dictated by international best practice; and
• To attract females in the Middle East to join the legal profession.
Goals
• Promote women in the legal profession;
• Expansion of the Group;
• Establish world-wide professional and social network for women lawyers;
• Raise awareness of legal matters in society;
• Development initiatives and efforts ; and
• Promote legal education female students.
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