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Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly Member Elizabeth Lee presented with Pioneer of Justice Award
On Tuesday, March 8, Elizabeth Lee, Member of the Legislative Assembly of the Australian Capital Territory, was presented with the Pioneer of Justice Award by the Women’s Association of Law Students. The Pioneer of Justice and Equality for Women and the Law Award is awarded annually to an inspirational woman who possesses valuable insight and experience in women’s issues in the law. Honorees contribute positively to society working toward equal rights and justice for women. Elizabeth Lee is the first international awardee to receive the Award. Ms. Lee stated that she was incredibly humbled to receive the Award.
Watch the 2022 Pioneer of Justice Award Ceremony
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