International Human Rights Lab

We are pleased to share a special offer from our partners at Ansari Immigration Law (AIL) with our network.

For a limited time, International Human Rights Lab contacts can receive 50% off a 60-minute Canadian immigration, refugee or citizenship consultation with Yameena Ansari.

Regular fee: CAD 347
IHRL referral rate: CAD 173
Offer valid until 30th September 2026

To access the special rate:
Visit Ansari Immigration Law's consultation page
Select “Consult with Yameena Ansari.”
Enter “IHRL Special Referral” in the payment description and pay CAD 173.

We are happy to share this opportunity with our network as part of our continued collaboration with Ansari Immigration Law.

This past Saturday was dedicated to celebrating women in Lesotho and making sure every woman in the room left knowing her rights. Educating our community on abuse prevention, legal protections and support networks is essential work.

We are deeply grateful to have contributed to such an empowering event. ​Let's continue to support, educate and lift each other up every day.

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This past Saturday, we celebrated the graduation of the 3rd Cohort of the Legal Luminary Mentorship Programme; marking a significant milestone in the journey of aspiring professionals in the legal profession.

We were pleased to have representatives from the Vodacm Lesotho Foundation through Women's network, the National University of Lesotho Faculty of Law, including the Dean of the Faculty of Law, as well as the Law Society of Lesotho. We also had the honour of having The People’s Accolade Law Magazine as one of the sponsors.

On International Youth Day, the International Human Rights Lab celebrates young people as powerful agents of change, innovation and social transformation.

Young people are not merely the leaders of tomorrow—they are rights-holders and changemakers today. Their voices, ideas and leadership are essential to building societies grounded in equality, justice, dignity and human rights.

We remain committed to creating spaces where young people can learn, lead, challenge injustice and shape the future they want to see.

Empower young people. Protect their rights. Amplify their voices. Invest in their future.

Happy International Youth Day 2026!

A milestone worth celebrating!

We are delighted to invite you to the Legal Luminary Mentorship Program – Cohort 3 Graduation Ceremony, celebrating the achievements, growth and dedication of our graduating mentees.

Join us as we honour their journey and celebrate the next chapter of their professional growth.

Date: 15th August 2026
Time: 15:00 (SAST)
Venue: Microsoft Teams
Meeting link: https://lnkd.in/eV8D9JVz

On Saturday, 8th August 2026, we will be honored to welcome Dr. Tefo Rabolinyane, our final mentor for the 2026 Legal Luminary Mentorship Program – 3rd Cohort.

With over 15 years of experience in public administration, corporate legal advisory, compliance and risk management, Dr. Rabolinyane brings a wealth of academic and practical expertise to the Legal Luminary mentorship journey. His work in public-private partnerships, corporate governance, regulatory compliance and dispute resolution reflects his commitment to strengthening effective and sustainable legal practice.

As we conclude our series of mentorship sessions for the 3rd Cohort, Dr. Rabolinyane will share his knowledge, experience and practical insights with our Legal Luminaries, equipping them with valuable perspectives on legal compliance, governance, risk management and building impactful careers in the legal profession.

We are grateful to Dr. Rabolinyane for being part of this journey and for helping us close the mentorship series on a meaningful note.

We are honored to welcome Adv. Lerato Caroline Khutlang to the 2026 Legal Luminary Mentorship Program – 3rd Cohort.

Her impactful work in human rights, gender-based violence prevention, digital rights and legal policy reform continues to advance the protection of women, girls and communities in both physical and digital spaces. As an advocate and human rights leader, her contributions to constitutional litigation and emerging human rights issues reflect a strong commitment to justice and meaningful legal change.

She will share her knowledge, experience and insights with the Legal Luminary mentees, inspiring the next generation of legal professionals to champion human rights, embrace innovative approaches to advocacy and pursue careers grounded in justice, equality and meaningful social impact.

We are honored to welcome Dr. Thabang Ramakhula to the 2026 Legal Luminary Mentorship Program – 3rd Cohort.

Her distinguished career in academia, international human rights and public policy continues to advance human rights, gender equality, constitutionalism and good governance across Lesotho and beyond. Through her work with international organisations, civil society and academic institutions, she has made significant contributions to legal scholarship, policy development and human rights advocacy.

She will share her knowledge, experience and insights with the Legal Luminary mentees, inspiring the next generation of legal professionals to pursue excellence in legal research, ethical leadership and human rights advocacy while building impactful careers in law, public service and social justice.