At the heart of the phenomenon “pro bono” lies the idea of serving selflessly, by rendering professional work to the most vulnerable and needy members of society who would otherwise never be able to afford access to justice.
Rule 25 of the attorneys profession deals with delivery through recognised structures, of advice, opinion or assistance in matters falling within the professional competence of a member, to facilitate access to justice for those who cannot afford to pay for such services.
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