Mike Dailly of the Govan Law Centre returns from Cameroon with news that the government there are supporting efforts to establish the country's first law centre in the region of Bamenda.

After winning verbal support from local ministers, Mr Dailly is working to raise funds for a law centre in Bamenda, to be built and run by local human rights workers. He said: "It will offer people access to lawyers they could not otherwise afford and educate them about their rights to make sure they are less vulnerable to exploitation."

This is also great news for Toto fans, as it gives me another excuse to post a YouTube clip:

Labels: Human Rights, Law Centres, News