SMB lawyers appointed life peers in House of Lords
They co-founded The Death Penalty Project and have dedicated over three decades to human rights, criminal justice reform, and access to justice.
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In short: SMB co-founders Saul Lehrfreund and Parvais Jabbar were appointed life peers in the House of Lords for their decades of human rights work.
They co-founded The Death Penalty Project and have dedicated over three decades to human rights, criminal justice reform, and access to justice.
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The life peers were recognized for decades of work at The Death Penalty Project, advancing justice and human rights globally.
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