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Since its founding in 1992 by human rights attorney and current President, Samuel E. Ericsson, and current Chairman of the Board, law professor Lynn Buzzard, Advocates International (AI) has grown to be the world’s largest international faith-based network of legal professionals networked for these common goods. Advocates International was launched in response to the fall of communism in Eastern Europe and the subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union. Advocates International is a work in progress. It puts in practice the strategy of Jesus whose chosen method was the formation of small bands of committed friends. He inspires them with a sense of his spirit and vision to build their lives into an intensive fellowship of affection, worship and work. |
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AI seeks to achieve this vision by encouraging and enabling its paid and volunteer advocates to: Locally meet; Organize nationally; Regionally cooperate; and Disciple globally to promote human rights and equal justice for the poor, the sanctity of human life, religious freedom, the rule of law, peace and reconciliation, and family & community. |
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Religious Freedom Advocacy
Helping Persecuted Believers
Training and Equipping Lawyers, Judges and Law Schools
Helping the Most Vulnerable
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