GSLC Support Request Form

The Global Strategic Litigation Council (‘the Council’) is a global organization that seeks to empower civil society to advance the rights of displaced communities - and those at-risk of displacement - through strategic litigation and legal advocacy.

The Council supports advocates and organizations to share knowledge, collectively identify priorities, and execute litigation and legal advocacy strategies. The Council can support its members in a number of ways, including but not limited to: litigation strategy, legal research, expert reports, brief writing and drafting, reviewing of submissions, coalition building, advocacy support and training. We also regularly intervene as amicus on international law matters in courts across the world.

This is the Council's Support Request Form. You can use this form to request support with 1) Strategic Litigation 2) Legal Advocacy and 3) Capacity-Building Training. 

Please complete the form in as much detail as possible.  Please complete one form for each type of request. Once you have completed the form, a member of our team will be in touch as soon as possible to confirm if we can assist with your request.

Please do not hesitate to contact secretariat@global-council.org if you would like to discuss a request further.

Please note you must be a member of the Council to receive our support. Please apply to join the Council here if you are not already a member. 

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Please note, you need to be a Council member to receive support from us. Please ensure you sign up to join the Council here before you complete this form.
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