Connecting & Developing
Law Students across Asia
ASIAN LAW STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION
THE BOARD
CONNECTING & DEVELOPING
LAW STUDENTS IN INDONESIA & ASIA.
Who We Are
ALSA is a non-political, non-profit association that welcomes cultural diversity, advances the professionalism and hard-working ethic in which are the evident characteristic of Asians.
ALSA has become and is continually improving as a premier association that provides the venue for bright law students to connect and develop as future leaders and major players of Asia.
The Constitution of ALSA, as the enabling law that creates the association, is in accordance with the provisions of the Swiss Civil Code. As provided for in Article 2 Section 2 of the ALSA Constitution, ALSA has its official seat in Zurich, Switzerland and is therefore recognized under Swiss law.
Founded in 1989, ALSA Indonesia is a full and founding member of ALSA
and divided into 15 Local Chapters of Universities in Indonesia, and continues to grow and set examples on how law students should be prepared to fit in the global area.
Vision
1 To focus on a global vision on the promising future of Asia.
2 To promote an awareness of justice.
3 To facilitate the recognition of the social responsibilities of law students.
Objective
1 To understand and appreciate the diversity and share the ideals of law in society through exchange and communication among Asian law students.
2 To motivate law students to develop a creative spirit through a network of joint activities among Asian law students.
3 To encourage the enhancement of the capabilities of Asian law students so as to become internationally minded, socially responsible, academically committed, and legally skilled.
7500+
ACTIVE MEMBERS
11100+
DEMMISSIONER & ALUMNI
15
LOCAL CHAPTERS
17
COUNTRIES
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Numbers
LEGALLY
SKILLED
ACADEMICALLY COMMITTED
INTERNATIONALLY MINDED
SOCIALLY
RESPONSIBLE
Core
Values
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What People Say
I personally had a very pleasant experience working with ALSA, and I feel that ALSA will work with any Organization. The Law Student's Committee are extremely grateful for ALSA support, and we hope to be able to continue to solidify our partnership in the future. I give my highest recommendation for anyone working with ALSA and its members.
Edward Chin
Co-Chair, International Bar Association Law Students' Committee
