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About this segment: Person of the Month is an initiative by University of Malaya Law Review which aims to feature a prominent member of the University of Malaya's Law Faculty towards the end of each month. The purpose of this segment is twofold. Firstly, to give due recognition to the contributions of our student leaders and secondly, so that their achievements might inspire other members of the faculty towards greater successes.  Human Rights Conference 2016, one of ALSA UM's many brainchild under Hui Yi's leadership
Hui Yi, or better known as Caitlin, was the President of the University of Malaya chapter of Asian Law Students’ Association (ALSA) for the academic year of 2015/2016. Her tenure has been a glorious success as it was the first time ALSA UM organized the ALSA UM Symposium(AUS) 2016 during the annual Student Exchange Program in November 2015. The theme of AUS 2016 was “Future Lawyer in Asia Region.” Amongst the programs organized were a talk on “Liberalization of Legal Services in Asia,” a forum on “Young Lawyers in Globalized World” and a full day program on arbitration. It aimed to provide law students with the opportunity to have better exposure to legal practices in other Asia regions, internship, and exchange opportunities.
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About this segment: Person of the Month is an initiative by University of Malaya Law Review which aims to feature a prominent member of the University of Malaya's Law Faculty towards the end of each month. The purpose of this segment is twofold. Firstly, to give due recognition to the contributions of our student leaders and secondly, so that their achievements might inspire other members of the faculty towards greater successes.  Mr. Kalaivanaan Murthy
Kalaivanaan Murthy is a current final year law student from the Law Faculty of University of Malaya who was a two-term Student Council Representative for the law faculty (2014/2015) & (2015/2016), President of the Tamil Language Society of University of Malaya (2015/16) and an active student activist who was involved in the Solidarity4AzmiSharom movement, Penang Youth Parliament, University of Malaya Humanitarian Squad, and our faculty's very own Legal Aid Clinic. A prominent figure in the law faculty, almost every student in the faculty has heard of his contributions towards the students' welfare. He is not only bright, friendly, passionate and lively; he is also determined, vocal and a visionary who is known for his zeal always to go the distance for what he believes is right. |
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