join the hrla
All legal practitioners and those involved in law, who are interested in human rights law may join HRLA. HRLA currently has over 1000 members. Membership is open to those who support HRLA's objectives and fall within one or more of the following categories:
(a) members of the Bar or admitted solicitors in England and Wales or Northern Ireland or members of the Faculty of Advocates, Writers to the Signet or solicitors in Scotland;
(b) pupil barristers, trainee solicitors or students of law or human rights;
(c) persons who are or have been teachers of law;
(d) Fellows, Members or Associates of the Institute of Legal Executives;
(e) persons resident in the United Kingdom who have acquired professional status as lawyers in other Member States of the Council of Europe or the Commonwealth;
(f) current or retired members of the United Kingdom judiciary or the judiciary of other Member States of the Council of Europe or the Commonwealth;
(g) other persons having connections with the teaching, practice or administration of the law who, in the opinion of the Committee, would be likely to make a valuable contribution to the work of the Association.
At the discretion of the Committee, group membership may be granted to organisations on payment of a subscription in such amount as the Committee decides is appropriate in each case for each year, having regard to the number of individuals within that organisation who are expected to make use of the membership.
Download Membership Application Form - please allow a few moments for this to download.
Please note the HRLA does not accept subscription fees by cheque. Please see our constitution on the 'About Us' page for further details.
Current Subscription rates:
Over 5 years qualified/employed: £30
Up to 5 years qualified/employed: £15
Students/pupil barristers/trainee solicitors: Free
NGOs: Free
Corporate membership is available; please contact Aaron Dolan on adolan@barcouncil.org.uk for further details
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