international press. This approach has helped LWOB gain the respect of governments and authorities who may have otherwise limited in-country engagement of international NGOs. LWOB's programming and models have been implemented throughout Africa (Liberia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Namibia, Cameroon, Tanzania, Mozambique, Rwanda and Uganda). Regions outside Africa where work has been conducted or is planned include: Kyrgyzstan, China, Albania, India. Student divisions As of January 2021, there are 29 formally approved Student Divisions of Lawyers without Borders, including at the University of Bristol (UK), the University of Exeter, Durham University (UK), Cambridge University (UK), The London School of Economics (UK), Brooklyn Law School (USA), New York Law School (USA), Oxford University (UK), City University of London, the School of Oriental and African Studies (UK), UConn (Undergraduate), University of Aberdeen (UK), and the Queensland University of Technology (AUS). In the past, LWOB has engaged law students through less formal collaborations at UToronto, UMiami, College of Law (UK), and UConn Law. LWOB offers in-house internships to up to 30 students each year over the course of three terms: Fall, Winter/Spring and Summer. Some virtual internships are available each year and in-country placements are generally available for periods of between 6 – 12 months in Kenya, Liberia and the United Kingdom. Lawyers Without Borders is an official "Without Borders" trademark-protected organization. It has no affiliation with Avocats Sans Frontières or Doctors Without Borders. Lawyers Without Borders is commonly known by its United Nations acronym, LWOB. References External links Official website Cambridge University Lawyers Without Borders Student Division Charities based in Connecticut International human rights organizations Legal organizations based in the United States Organizations established in 2000 2000 establishments in Connecticut