TANG PRIZE/Tang Prize-winning NGOs seek justice using public interest litigation
11/22/2021 10:28 AM
Representatives of three NGOs from Bangladesh, Colombia, and Lebanon that received the 2020 Tang Prize for rule of law shared their experiences of speaking up for the marginalized and pursuing environmental, social and judicial justice through public interest litigation online Saturday.
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