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Training law students to provide primary legal aid across Moldova

4 August 2017
  • A law student practices delivering a public presentation on accessing primary legal aid during a training event organized by the OSCE Mission to Moldova, Vadul-lui-Vodă, 8 June 2017. (OSCE/Iurie Foca)
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  • A law student states her position during a training event organized by the OSCE Mission to Moldova to improve law students skills in providing free legal aid in Moldova, Vadul-lui-Voda, 14 July 2017. (OSCE/Iurie Foca)
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  • Law students from the north and south of Moldova learn how to deliver primary legal aid to vulnerable people during a training event organized by the OSCE Mission to Moldova, Vadul-lui-Vodă, 8 June 2017. (OSCE/Iurie Foca)
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  • Victor Zaharia (l), Director of the Chisinau-based Institute for Penal Reform, opens an OSCE-supported workshop to strengthen opportunities for the provision of essential legal aid in Moldova, Chisinau, 18 May 2017. (OSCE/Denis Arcusa)
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  • “Law students outline the benefits of state guaranteed legal aid in mock presentation, Vadul-lui-Vodă, 13 May 2016. (OSCE/Denis Arcusa)
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  • A law student prepares for public presentations on legal aid during a training event organized by the OSCE Mission to Moldova, Vadul-lui-Vodă, 22 April 2016. (OSCE/Igor Schimbător)
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  • Law students engaging in a mock client interview during an OSCE training event on providing primary legal aid to vulnerable persons, Vadul-lui-Vodă, 15 April 2016. (OSCE/Andreea Vesa)
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  • Participants of the training on raising awareness of legal aid in Moldova organized by the OSCE in Vadul-lui-Vodă, 23-24 September 2015. (OSCE)
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Since 2015, the OSCE Mission to Moldova’s legal aid project has equipped law students with the knowledge and skills necessary to reach vulnerable people across Moldova and improve their access to state guaranteed legal aid. Through it, law students have learned how to organize public lectures and talk to potential beneficiaries, how to effectively identify the issues they face, and how to help them resolve their legal problems.