Stop injustice against chambering students, young lawyers tell Bar Council


KUALA LUMPUR: The Young Lawyers Movement (YLM) is urging the Bar Council to draw up a ruling for firms to pay the minimum wage to chambering students.

Members of YLM gathered at the sidelines of the Bar Council's extraordinary general meeting at Wisma MCA, here, on Friday (May 27), to stand in solidarity with underpaid chambering students.

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