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Pro Bono and Human Rights Practice Annual Newsletter

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr’s Pro Bono and Human Rights Practice (the Pro Bono Practice) has had a productive and busy 2016.

8 Dec 2016 1 min read Pro Bono and Human Rights Alert Article

Our small but dedicated Practice has made a material contribution to promoting social justice by providing access to legal services to a number of people who would not have been in a position to enforce their rights without the aid of pro bono assistance.

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