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Date: Thu, 3 Jun 1999 17:42:12 EDT

http://www.indigenousbar.ca/

What is the IBA? 

The Indigenous Bar Association is a non-profit professional organization 
for Aboriginal persons in the legal field. Its membership consist of 
legally trained persons who are lawyers, judges, law professors, legal 
consultants and law students. People are becoming more aware and 
interested in Indigenous issues and Indigenous law is rapidly developing 
as a result. Thus, there is a great need for lawyers, judges, legally 
trained people to be informed of Indigenous policies and legal issues. 
The IBA has played an active role in promoting such developments. 

Why a separate Indigenous Bar Association? 

The Law Societies throughout Canada do not fulfil all the needs of 
Aboriginal lawyers with respect to keeping abreast of current changes in 
laws affecting Aboriginal Peoples. Thus, the IBA fills a void by 
providing Aboriginal lawyers with continuing legal education. It also 
provides a forum for discussing and debating these current legal issues. 
Furthermore, it promotes networking for Aboriginal lawyers and 
Aboriginal law students. 

Find out more about the IBA by reviewing the objectives and by-laws of 
the corporation.   

About IBA     Contact    Contents   Links    News   Reference    
Services 

 



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