The 5th Asia Pro Bono Conference
at Sanur Beach in Bali, Indonesia congratulates the 300+ participants, further strengthening the Asia Pro Bono Movement
Throughout the 29, 31 August & 1, 2 September 2016; 113 presenters came together with more than 320 participants from more than 30 countries; sharing and learning together on ways to further strengthen pro bono and access to justice in Asia and Globally.
The 5th Asia Pro Bono Conference, co-organized by BABSEACLE and its Asia Pro Bono Consortium partners, provided participants with a deeper regional perspective on pro bono practice development in the region.
This year’s theme was
“The Impact of Pro Bono on Transformational Change:
Working to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals”
Supporting the Asia Pro Bono Movement
All registration fees were put to great use to support the Asia Pro Bono movement. Each year, the Asia Pro Bono Conference is run on a revenue-neutral basis meaning we use any surplus to subsidise the attendance of regional “Pro Bono Champions” who could not otherwise afford to attend.
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Meet the 2016 Presenters
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Collectively the Conference and Forum is being referred to as the Asia Pro Bono Exchange
5th Asia Pro Bono Conference
Silent Auction Donors and Winners
A wonderful 5th Asia Pro Bono Conference has end with a great success, with the strong movement from all participants in focusing “The Impact of Pro Bono on Transformational Change: Working to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals”. Even the 5th Asia Pro Bono has end, and we are very proud to all donation you given to this even and will keep this memory of the 5th Asia Pro Bono as we are part of a Asia Pro Bono Movement. Continue more
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The Asia Pro Bono Conference is an initiative founded in 2012.
The event celebrates and emphasizes pro bono legal work and legal ethics, discussing ways to further the outreach of the pro bono ethos and impact throughout Asia and around the globe. Continue reading