ELSA is the world's largest independent law students' association. It comprises a membership close to 30.000 students and recent graduates who are interested in law and have demonstrated commitment to international issues.
ELSA operates primarily through its local groups, which are located at nearly 200 universities throughout 41 countries in Europe.
ELSA is the world's largest independent law student association. It comprises a membership close to 30.000 students and recent graduates who are interested in law and have demonstrated commitment to international issues.
ELSA operates primarily through its local groups, which are located at nearly 200 universities throughout 40 countries in Europe.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights, the Council of Europe and ELSA International have launched a competition for law students in Europe.
Under the slogan ’Our Rights, Our Freedoms’, the competition - involving a writing and an artistic section – is designed to appraise the history and performance of the European Convention and Court of Human Rights.
Participants are invited to submit an essay, assessing achievements and shortcomings of the Strasbourg legal system, or a photo reportage showing the Human Rights Convention’s impact on European citizens’ day-to-day lives.
The competition was launched at the International Council Meeting of ELSA in Malta from 21 to 28 March and the award ceremony will take place in Strasbourg in October 2010.
For more information please visit the official website of the competition!
Contact information:
Amanda Bertilsdotter Nilsson, VP AA ELSA International, vpaa(at)elsa.org
Website: www.ourrightsourfreedoms.org
Registration deadline 30th June 2010