Join the IBP NCLA-NUPL Online Synchronous MCLE Seminar!
When: February 5–8, 2025 Where: Online (Synchronous Format) Why Join? Fulfill the 36-unit MCLE requirement with engaging topics such as: Trial Techniques and Forensic Evidence; Data and Artificial Intelligence in Human Rights Practice; Updates on Legal Ethics, Labor Law, and Environmental Law; and Human Rights Advocacy Specialized Content: Tailored for lawyers committed to justice, human […]
January 15, 2025
The National Union of Peoples’ Lawyers is a nationwide voluntary association of human rights lawyers in the Philippines, committed to the defense, protection, and promotion of human rights, especially of the poor and the oppressed.

🗓 When: February 5–8, 2025

💻 Where: Online (Synchronous Format)

🎓 Why Join? Fulfill the 36-unit MCLE requirement with engaging topics such as: Trial Techniques and Forensic Evidence; Data and Artificial Intelligence in Human Rights Practice; Updates on Legal Ethics, Labor Law, and Environmental Law; and Human Rights Advocacy

💡 Specialized Content: Tailored for lawyers committed to justice, human rights, and staying ahead in the latest legal developments.

💸 Rates:

👉 Regular Rate: ₱7,000.00

👉 Senior Citizens & PWDs: ₱6,500.00

👉 Per Session: ₱2,000.00

🔗 REGISTER NOW:

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🕒 Deadline: February 3, 2025, at 5:00 PM

💡 Questions? Email us at nupl2007@gmail.com.

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