A Shebah Law Firm Initiative
ISARO Program: Give to Gain
Celebrating International Women's Rights through mentorship, free legal clinics, and community awareness across Rwanda and beyond.
Celebrating International Women's Rights through mentorship, free legal clinics, and community awareness across Rwanda and beyond.
“Shaping tomorrow’s legal leaders through excellence and mentorship.”
As part of its ISARO empowerment and professional development initiative, Shebah Law Firm is launching a call for applications for a three-month internship (professional or academic). The initiative gives women legal professionals and law students a rigorous, hands-on immersion — drafting submissions, attending hearings, conducting consultations, and applying professional ethics — alongside personalised mentorship. Following the selection process, successful candidates will be enrolled in the program.
Places are strictly limited. Applications that meet all the required conditions will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Close guidance from seasoned practitioners to develop your legal leadership.
Direct exposure to the courthouse, hearings, and the management of complex case files.
Integration into a community of committed, dynamic women in law.
Recruitment has two main stages:
Interested candidates must provide the following:
Applications are accepted online only, through the form on this page. Applications sent by email or delivered in person will not be considered. Only candidates selected after the online review will be contacted for the selection assessments.
Do you have the ambition, the rigour, and a passion for law? Join the ISARO Program and give real momentum to your legal career.
Apply to the ISARO Program“Isaro,” the precious pearl, symbolizes value, growth, and the potential that is revealed when nurtured and supported. The ISARO Program: Give to Gain launched in March on International Women’s Rights Day and turned its theme into concrete action, giving time, expertise, and commitment to create lasting impact in Rwandan society.
Led by Adv. Nyembo C. Eméline, who brings over 20 years of judicial experience in gender-related matters, the ISARO Program is a permanent framework for strengthening access to justice, especially for women in the Rwandan community as well as those in detention, while strengthening the professional development of young legal practitioners.
Three connected programs that turn the Give to Gain principle into year-round action.
Supporting young legal practitioners as they transition from theory to professional practice through direct guidance, practical workshops, and legal coaching.
Apply as a MenteeDecentralized legal clinics across Kigali offering free information on fundamental rights, legal assistance in civil and social matters, and support for women in vulnerable situations, including those in detention.
Request Legal AssistancePanel discussions, digital content, and more to simplify practical guidance on women’s fundamental rights, with awareness campaigns in universities, media, and community centers.
Attend an EventWhoever you are, there is a way to give to the ISARO Program, and gain from it.
Join the mentorship cohort and gain hands-on experience under seasoned counsel.
Apply as a MenteeFree, confidential legal information and guidance at our March legal clinics.
Request Legal AssistanceAlign your brand with a high-impact, mission-driven program. Three packages available, plus custom partnerships.
Partner with usLawyers, academics, and community leaders willing to contribute time or expertise.
VolunteerYoung legal practitioners and law students based in Rwanda who are committed to gender equality and women’s access to justice.
Yes. All ISARO Program legal clinics are free and confidential.
Funds cover venue, training materials, transportation for clinic teams, the practical-rights guide, communications, and stipends for mentee participation.
Yes. The ISARO Program is designed as a permanent framework. Mentorship cohorts and legal clinics will continue year-round and be replicated across districts.
