The National Lawyers Forum (NLF) of Catholic clergy and Religious would continue its advocacy for poor people’s rights in India. This is was one of the resolutions that were passed after its annual meeting held at Pastoral Orientation Centre (POC), Kochi, Kerala, said Father Kulakanta Dandasena, a participant.
As reported by mattersindia.com, Advocate Father Dandasena remarked that “More than 82 persons from all over India attended the November 8 -10 meeting for pursuing justice and peace.” The role of Catholic clergy and religious advocates is that without advocates a victim cannot get his rights. Legally protecting the client who needs justice with compassion and love is the priority of NLF, he added.
The NLF was formed in 2017 works to reinforce among the Catholic religious the significance of practicing law in courts to ensure justice following Christian teachings.
Source: www.mattersindia.com
