Filipinos in Singapore will be able to receive free legal advice from representatives of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) next week, the Philippine Embassy in Singapore announced over the weekend.
the embassy said the legal aid clinic will be available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. next Sunday, January 15, in its office at the Devonshire Wing of 16th Floor at the TripleOne Somerset Building.
“Sa legal aid clinic, magbibigay ng libreng legal na payo ang ating mga abogado mula sa IBP. Tutugon din sila sa ilang katanungan ng ating mga kababayan tungkol sa batas sa Pilipinas,” the embassy said.
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