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Individuals Members application form

Thank you for your interest in joining our Association. Please complete the following sections to help us assess your application. If successful, we will contact you with membership details and payment options.

For a successful application, you must:

Complete all required sections of the application
Provide accurate and relevant information
Be a practicing lawyer as an individual or part of a firm
Agree to uphold the Association’s values
Agree to make the annual contribution

Alternatively contact:
BHRLA
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LondonE14 5JJ

engage@bhrla.org

First Name*

Surname*

Email*

Telephone

City*

Country*

Are you a practicing lawyer?*
If so, please confirm the jurisdiction(s) in which you are admitted to practice and date(s) of admission.

Do you currently advise or represent business enterprises on business and human rights matters?*
If yes, please provide brief details

Where do you practice:*

If you practice in a commercial law firm or as in-house counsel, name your firm/employer.*
If this does not apply, please enter "N/A".

If you’re a barrister or sole practitioner, provide your practice or affiliated name if applicable.*
If this does not apply, please enter "N/A".

Do you and your employer recognise the responsibility to respect human rights under the UNGPs?

If yes, provide an example of how your employer upholds the UNGPs on business and human rights.
e.g. links to policies, dedicated practice area or function or internal training

I'm prepared to make an Annual Subscription of £100 +VAT?*

I agree to the membership criteria.

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Individuals Members application form

Thank you for your interest in joining our Association. Please complete the following sections to help us assess your application. If successful, we will contact you with membership details and payment options.

Thank you for your submission!

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