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"Georgetown University Library presents The 2024 Ellen Catherine Gstalder (C'98) Memorial Lecture: "The Challenges of Protecting Refugees at the Border During Humanitarian Crises" with Andrew I. Schoenholtz. From October 2023 through January 2024,…
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Dino Singson de Leon (LL.M.’23) is a partner at the De Leon Arevalo Gonzales law offices (Dargon Law), which handles litigation, dispute resolution, insolvency, labor, taxation, corporate, and intellectual property cases. He also co-founded a food franchising company, Ate Rica's Bacsilog, with more than 180 branches nationwide in the Philippines. In addition to these roles, Dino devotes his time to human rights cases, working on a pro bono basis and using the material and financial resources from his day jobs to continue the struggle against human rights violations in the Philippines.
