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Articles in ‘Legal Education in Afghanistan’
Legal Education in Afghanistan
May 31, 2011 | Issue 84Founded in 2007 as a student-driven initiative, the Afghanistan Legal Education Project at Stanford Law School (ALEP) develops innovative legal curricula to help Afghanistan’s universities train the next generation of lawyers and leaders. In this profile, the group’s student co-directors, Rose Ehler and Daniel Lewis, and Stanford Law School Lecturer and Rule of Law Project Co-Director Erik Jenkens discuss the project’s progress, the group’s recent trip to Kabul, their collaboration with the American University of Afghanistan, and their plans for the future.