Archive for the ‘Recipients’ Category
						29Apr
							
								
						
				
			
		
	
			
		
										The ILBF’s latest shipment to Ghana was a great example of collaboration in the UK and in Ghana, with organisations and individuals in the UK and in Ghana working together to deliver nearly 600 books to three universities. The story starts with the University of Surrey: in 2020-2021, undergraduate law student David Dadson took on […]					
	
				
						03Mar
							
								
						
				
			
		
	
			
		Turks and Caicos Islands create new law library
										The ILBF was delighted to be able to support the Turks and Caicos Islands judiciary, when Chief Justice Mabel Agyemang decided to improve the facilities in Providenciales by creating a library in the court building. Despite the constraints of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic during 2020-21, the ILBF managed to send two shipments of books. This […]					
	
				
						05May
							
								
						
				
			
		
	
			
		Latest donations reach Ethiopia’s Hawassa University and Dilla University
										In July 2020, the ILBF was able to ship 51 boxes containing 404 excellent legal texts to Hawassa University and Dilla University in Ethiopia, thanks to a generous donation from Thomson Reuters. Despite the constraints of Covid-19, the Thomson Reuters warehouse team put in a huge effort to make sure the books were packed and […]					
	
				
						25Aug
							
								
						
				
			
		
	
			
		Professor Hugh Thirlway’s legacy lives on in the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights
										The ILBF receives donations of law texts from across the legal profession—everything from single volumes from students, to complete sets of law reports from retiring judges, and scores of practitioner texts from law firms, chambers, courts, and legal publishers. We value every single donation. It is however very rare for an entire library of books, […]					
	
				
						10Mar
							
								
						
				
			
		
	
			
		ILBF and ROLE UK partner to send books to the MoJ Library in Niger State
										The ILBF recently worked with ROLE UK to deliver 90 boxes of books to the Ministry of Justice in Niger State, Nigeria, which arrived in January 2020. ROLE UK supports sustainable partnerships between the UK legal sector and governments, lawyers, professional bodies and organisations in developing countries, to help strengthen the rule of law and […]					
	
				
						16Feb
							
								
						
				
			
		
	
			
		
		
	
	Global collaboration delivers ILBF shipment to lawyers in the DRC
										This shipment was the result of a truly global collaboration, with contributions across the legal sector playing a vital role to help secure essential legal texts and resources for the Central Kasaï Bar Association in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Nigel Roberts at LexisNexis US first connected Jacqueline Scott of the Union Internationale des […]					
	
				






