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Alumni Law Networking event 9 July 2010. Tom Mortimer, Acting Head Anglia Law School Head of International Law Unit, introducing Richard Jobling, Managing.

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1 Alumni Law Networking event 9 July 2010

2 Tom Mortimer, Acting Head Anglia Law School Head of International Law Unit, introducing Richard Jobling, Managing Director, The Company Warehouse

3 Tom Mortimer being presented with £10,000 sponsorship for our International Law Unit, kindly donated by Richard Jobling, Managing Director, The Company Warehouse

4 George Anang’a presentation on 'Child Rights from a African perspective’

5 Jane Martin – giving a presentation on ‘Trafficking Victims - myths, complexity and naivety’.

6 Lynda Ketteridge - Young Victims of Crime Services Manager Chloe McNamara - Restorative Justice caseworker

7 Donna Lumley - Restorative Justice caseworker and Sara McParland - Restorative Justice caseworker

8 George Anang’a and alumnus, Roy Howland Alumni networking

9 Alumni Guests

10 Guests from Citizens Advice Bureau Alumni; Noel Thomas & Roy Howland

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