A name of selfless contributions that stands and vies against injustice is that of Jay Sekulow, a noble man and a respected lawyer who firmly believes that ‘no one is above the law'. A scholar, a counselor and an advocate, Mr. Sekulow lawfully supports the religious liberties and constitutional freedom of every human.
His span of work exceeds nation's boundaries to advocate constitutional freedom, human rights and religious liberties on international platforms. Other than his association with American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ), Mr. Sekulow established The European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) in Strasbourg, The Slavic Centre of Law and Justice (SCLJ) in Moscow, The East African Centre for Law and Justice in Kenya and The African Centre for Law and Justice in Zimbabwe.
For aspiring law students, he is a vast ocean of knowledge and experience that grooms and polishes their talent to become potential leaders to defend peace and humanity in different parts of the world. In this realm, the remarkable contributions and revolutionary efforts of Jay Sekulow were honored with many rewards and recognitions by several leading newspapers and magazines. In The Supreme Court he defended successfully various types of cases for the rights and freedom of every American citizen. According to him, educating people about their constitutional rights and liberties can bring the real victory that he aimed in his life. To achieve this victory, Jay Sekulow continuously develops different mediums either written or verbal, to educate people about the importance of their rights and freedom.
The past 25 glorious years of his work have established many landmarks with his arguments that ultimately show the triumph of his dedicated efforts. He has successfully secured the rights of people, such as:
• The Right to pass through tracks in airports for religious groups
• The Right to form Bible clubs and prayer groups in public school campuses by the students
• The Right to have equal access to public facilities in churches
• Free speech rights of pro-life advocates to be free from criminal prosecution for conveying their pro-life message
• The Right to get engaged in the political process for young people by supporting the campaign of their choice
• The Right by the government to display the Ten Commandments and other monuments in public parks.
His span of work exceeds nation's boundaries to advocate constitutional freedom, human rights and religious liberties on international platforms. Other than his association with American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ), Mr. Sekulow established The European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ) in Strasbourg, The Slavic Centre of Law and Justice (SCLJ) in Moscow, The East African Centre for Law and Justice in Kenya and The African Centre for Law and Justice in Zimbabwe.
For aspiring law students, he is a vast ocean of knowledge and experience that grooms and polishes their talent to become potential leaders to defend peace and humanity in different parts of the world. In this realm, the remarkable contributions and revolutionary efforts of Jay Sekulow were honored with many rewards and recognitions by several leading newspapers and magazines. In The Supreme Court he defended successfully various types of cases for the rights and freedom of every American citizen. According to him, educating people about their constitutional rights and liberties can bring the real victory that he aimed in his life. To achieve this victory, Jay Sekulow continuously develops different mediums either written or verbal, to educate people about the importance of their rights and freedom.
The past 25 glorious years of his work have established many landmarks with his arguments that ultimately show the triumph of his dedicated efforts. He has successfully secured the rights of people, such as:
• The Right to pass through tracks in airports for religious groups
• The Right to form Bible clubs and prayer groups in public school campuses by the students
• The Right to have equal access to public facilities in churches
• Free speech rights of pro-life advocates to be free from criminal prosecution for conveying their pro-life message
• The Right to get engaged in the political process for young people by supporting the campaign of their choice
• The Right by the government to display the Ten Commandments and other monuments in public parks.
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