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New research by LEEP and the Malawi Bureau of Standards has found a significant decrease in lead paint levels in Malawi.

The estimated market share of brands selling lead paint for home use has reduced from approximately 67% in 2021 to 24% in 2023.

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Read NationOnline's story on our new research with Malawi Bureau of Standards on lead paint in Malawi. mwnation.com/lead-paint-lev…

Our Program Manager, Nafisatou Cissé, writing about lead exposure in nature.

nature.com/articles/d4158…

LEEP is hiring a Pakistan-based consultant.

See the link for more information and to apply. docs.google.com/document/d/139…

Lead poisoning affects an estimated 47 million children in Pakistan.

At LEEP, we're working with the Government of Pakistan to do something about this.

Read about recent progress in our new blog post
leadelimination.org/progress-on-le…

Applications for LEEP's COO position close on 30 July

Come work with us at LEEP!

Some press coverage from our recent workshop for paint manufacturers in Pakistan, jointly organised with Pakistan’s national standards body, the PSQCA
thenews.com.pk/print/1071366-…

Read Dawn.com's report on our new research with Aga Khan University about lead paint in Pakistan.

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We've published a new study with Aga Khan University. It found that almost half of the paints we tested in Karachi had levels of lead that are dangerous to children's health.

We're hoping to work with the government and manufacturers to fix this.

If you're a law student interested in working in the charity sector, don't miss our third Careers in Law webinar on 28 September.

We'll be joined by
Charlie Loudon from REDRESS, and Farida Elfallah from JustRight Scotland 🧡 - sign up today →

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I'll be chairing this discussion next week about the six year legal battle to free Nazanin.

In-person tickets have sold out, but you can sign up to stream it online.

New UK arrest for Liberian war crimes suspect

#UniversalJurisdiction

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Looking forward to speaking about human rights sanctions tomorrow for the IBA News War Crimes Committee Conference.

With Sara Elizabeth Dill, Kelley Currie, Amanda Strayer and Mahmoud Fadlallah.

ibanet.org/conference-det…

Charlie Loudon, who worked in the Nazanin case with a REDRESS and pro-bono team w/ Tatyana Eatwell, Prof John Dugard SC & Tayyiba Bajwa of #DoughtyStreetChambers & Alison Macdonald QC of
Essex Court Chambers, discusses the biggest hurdles and joys in The Times and The Sunday Times: thetimes.co.uk/article/lawyer…

Our sanctions tracker feat. on 60 Minutes tonight was the work of so many folks: Scott Johnston Human Rights First Charlie Loudon REDRESS Mario G. Picon Results for Development Robin Lewis Brookings Governance & more! It’s here👇

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Charlie Loudon, REDRESS International Legal Adviser, spoke with BBC News (UK) about the long road to justice for Nazanin.

A little girl has finally got her Mummy and Daddy back. To all those that helped make this possible, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you! #NazaninIsFree