WOLEP Talk with Mr. Fokalbo Cogito (Chad) - part II: “To be a lawyer is to be a defender of human rights, to be involved in all aspects of social life”
The star of our latest WOLEP Podcast Episode and a collaborator of Amnesty International, Mr. Fokalbo Cogito, our member from Chad, believes that the lawyer should be a champion of the less privileged and oppressed. “When victims of human rights abuses are unable to amplify their voices, it is the lawyer's role, whether through digital platforms, or media, to act as their advocate”, explains Mr. Cogito, in the se
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