AFRICA LAW AID SUPPORT

Amani Hostel Legal Advisor Committee in a corporation with Volunteers will provide legal services and assistance to women and children affected by HIV/AIDS in Tanzania and in other countries in Asia and in Latin America where we do operates.

The purpose of the program is to ensure that widows and orphans of men who have died, particularly from AIDS/HIV are made aware of their rights and that legal rights are adequately protected. The program will also provide psychosocial support to widows, vulnerable children, orphans, and their foster parents likewise on creating scientific Solutions on solving the problems faced by Orphanages, Volunteers, Widow and HIV/AIDS Victims.

These rights usually include the right to life, freedom from torture, freedom of movement, the right to an adequate standard of living, freedom of religion, the right to self-determination, the right to participation in cultural and political life and the right to education. Many international, as well as national laws, safeguard the human rights of its inhabitants, although these laws and their implementations vary.

Human rights are political norms dealing mainly with how people should be treated by their governments and institutions. They are not ordinary moral norms applying mainly to interpersonal conduct (such as prohibitions of lying and violence).
Human rights are those basic standards without which people cannot live in dignity. To violate someone’s human rights is to treat that person as though she or he were not a human being. In conclusion, human rights belong to all people simply because they are human beings.
The legal aid clinic also coach and empower clients with the necessary knowledge for legal and court procedures to enable them to represent their cases in Court.

Volunteer’s works

Legal services provided at the clinics will consist of counseling, provision of legal advice, and reconciliation sessions on a variety of legal issues: labor law, employment, matrimonial, land contract, children rights, insurance, tort, probate etc.
Internship, placement, and field research opportunities are not restricted to people who have a legal academic background and human rights experience though most of the interns, cooper ants, and students have completed law studies.
The following fields of expertise, which are represented at the Legal centers that we work with, might also be an entry point for qualified candidates:
Accounting/Finance
Advocacy
Administration
Information/Journalism
Information and Technology
Fundraising
Organization Development
Publication
Research
Secretarial