LEX LIBERA

For law that is free for all.

Welcome to Lex Libera, our division-run blog dedicated to exploring the intersection of law, justice, and pro bono work.

Our mission is to raise awareness about access to justice issues and highlight the importance of legal support for vulnerable communities. Through thought-provoking articles, personal stories, and expert insights, we aim to inspire action and spark meaningful discussions around the role of pro bono work in bridging the justice gap. Whether you’re a student, legal professional, or someone passionate about social justice, Lex Libera offers a space to share ideas, exchange experiences, and explore how we can collectively make legal protection accessible to all.

From opinion pieces and student reflections to profiles of impactful pro bono cases, our blog is a platform for diverse voices committed to creating a more just and equitable society. Join us in amplifying the conversation and driving change in access to justice.

Student Experiences

This section features reflections from students on their involvement in pro bono projects and the valuable lessons they’ve learned.

Law Beyond the Lecture Hall: Inside LSE's Street Law Programme

Introduction , by Anna Pang The Street Law initiative is a global education program that aims to increase legal literacy and empower different communities through advancing the accessibility of legal-related education. Over the past year, the LSE Street Law Programme delivered sessions to 4 Sixth-Form colleges across London in collaboration with the Southwark Schools Learning Partnership (SSLP). It was especially important for us to designate a part of our outreach to Sixth

LSE Pro Bono

Apr 134 min read

The LSE Legal Advice Clinic: Everything you need to know

This article was written by Nazneen Bhatia, a first-year LLB student at the LSE and Communications Officer for the Website & Blog of the LSESU Pro Bono Division of the Law Society. Many aspiring lawyers are aware of ‘cuts to legal aid’, a headline which often features in the media. Yet, many people are unaware of the detrimental implications of these ‘cuts’ and how LSE is taking an active stance to safeguard access to justice. Legal Aid was first established in England and Wa

LSE Pro Bono

Feb 27 min read

The LSE Legal Advice Centre: A Student’s Perspective

A, second-year LLB student, Kiera Fernandes, shares her experiences of volunteering at the LSE Legal Advice Clinic as a Student Advisor.

Kiera Fernandes

Jul 20, 20254 min read

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