Blackstone School of Law and Business in the United Kingdom announced on Twitter that barrister Amber Qureshi had become the first Pakistani woman to be chosen for the Lincoln’s Inn Bar Representation Committee (BRC) Elections 2020. Congratulations to Barrister Qureshi on this achievement! In the United Kingdom, Barrister Qureshi is also Pakistan Peoples Party’s (PPP) Information Secretary.
In a Tweet, Blackstone School of Law & Business announced the news: “Glass Ceiling Broken! It is our greatest pleasure to announce that Barrister Amber Qureshi of Pakistan has secured a sweeping victory in the Lincoln’s Inn Bar Representation Committee Elections 2020. This is a historical moment when a woman lawyer of a Pakistani origin has won this election. We thank our Blackstone Team, friends of Blackstone, and the fabulous members of the National Women Lawyers Society for running a powerful campaign resulting in an unprecedented victory! Join us in congratulating Barrister Amber Qureshi!”
Glass Ceiling Broken! It is our greatest pleasure to announce that Barrister Amber Qureshi of Pakistan has secured sweeping victory in the Lincoln’s Inn Bar Representation Committee Elections 2020. This is a historical moment when a woman lawyer of a Pakistani origin has won this pic.twitter.com/ypllqT9hPJ
— Blackstone School of Law & Business (@SWBIL) December 15, 2020
What is Lincoln’s Inn?
LincoIn’s Inn is present in London. It is one of the four Inns of the court in the city to which barristers of England and Wales belong and where they are called to the Bar. The bar committee plays a vital role in the affairs of the Inn, according to its official website. The committee’s other objective is to present representation on account of those who have been called to the Bar by the Inn and those who have not been elected Masters of the Bench.
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was also part of the same Bar Representation Committee. Have something to add? Let us know in the comment section below.
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