What I love about the recent report from @Rare………..
*it highlights the ongoing barriers faced by Bangladeshis and Pakistanis working in law
* it’s a first for me! I haven’t seen such a report focusing on Bangladeshi’s and Pakistani’s in law before. I started as a trainee solicitor in 1998 and am of Bangladeshi heritage. I would have loved to have been able to chat about this report with my manager over my 20+ years in law. I would have been less harsh on myself too 😘
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