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WisBar News: Diversity Counsel Program: 'There's a Space for You Here': - Vimarsana News

WisBar News: Diversity Counsel Program: 'There's a Space for You Here':

Lawyers gathered in Milwaukee to connect and learn how to retain attorneys with varied experiences as part of the State Bar´s 2023 Diversity Counsel Program on Dec. 4.

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WisBar News: Diversity Counsel Program: 'There's a Space for You Here': - Vimarsana News

WisBar News: Diversity Counsel Program: 'There's a Space for You Here':

Lawyers gathered in Milwaukee to connect and learn how to retain attorneys with varied experiences as part of the State Bar´s 2023 Diversity Counsel Program on Dec. 4.

Source: wisbar.org
How not to help a friend in need - Vimarsana News

How not to help a friend in need

How not to help a friend in need

Japan Renewable Alert 53 | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP - Vimarsana News

Japan Renewable Alert 53 | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Generation Charge: Current Discussion and Future Outlook There have been significant changes from the discussions we outlined in our Japan Renewable Alert 42 regarding the introduction of the generation charge (we referred to generation charge as “producer-side base charge ( hatsuden-gawa kihon-ryokin)” at the time; from now on, however, we will use “generation charge ( hatsuden-gawa kakin)” reflecting the current discussions). As the generation charge will affect cashflow for the entire duration of operations for all power sources, including FIT projects, it is a crucial issue that i...

How Marginalised Women in India Bore an Extra Burden of COVID-19 'Shadow Pandemic' - Vimarsana News

How Marginalised Women in India Bore an Extra Burden of COVID-19 'Shadow Pandemic'

Nishat Hussain coordinating with local authorities in Rajasthan to ensure relief reaches those most affected by the lockdown. NEW DELHI, India, Mar 1 2021 (IPS) - Women living in rural India and those belonging to marginalised communities faced an enormous burden during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdowns, including domestic violence, loss of financial assistance and income, says Rehana Adeeb, a grassroots Muslim woman leader and activist. Adeeb leads Astitva, an NGO in western Uttar Pradesh working with women from Dalit and Muslim communities. In an interview with IPS, she talked about the va...