Wolves are a lesson in endurance and courage. Each day wolves touch and caress
one another to reaffirm their close relationship...a warm and loving reminder to all humankind. They live in communities and
vigorously protect the most vulnerable in their pack: their young.
We provide Human Rights Protection to the
most vulnerable in the world through the Asylum process in the United States. Founder, Judith Marty is an attorney and former
INS supervisory asylum officer. For six years, she supervised and trained asylum officers on how to adjudicate asylum cases.
Prior to that, she worked for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees adjudicating children's cases in
refugee camps. Ask her expert advice before you file for asylum.
What is asylum?
Asylum is a form of human rights protection for those who have been or could be persecuted because of their race, religion,
nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. In the United States, "withholding
of removal" and Convention Against Torture laws also provide human rights protection for those who may not qualify for
asylum.
"If the world hates you, remember it has hated me first." The Passion
One of the easiest
ways to understand asylum, is to look at the persecution of Jesus Christ. He is a well-known world figure. Jesus expressed
religious and political opinions that were not in favor with the majority of his times. When he was threatened, he asked for
"protection of the State", then, Rome. (In modern times, the filing of an asylum application is the request
for "protection from the State": an applicant asks for protection from the United States). Jesus' request was
denied, and consequently, he was tortured and killed just as he feared. Throughout history, numerous other persons have been
tortured and killed because of one of the "five grounds". No matter what one's religious beliefs, the story
of Jesus is one of the most well-known. He shared an important message with the world. This same message about love, compassion,
and justice has been espoused by others of a variety of religious and political persuasions, and they, too, have been
persecuted for it. The founding principles in the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence are also an
effort to address these human needs in an enlightened society. As we carry out asylum and other human rights laws, we are
making decisions about love, compassion, and justice.
"That which you do unto the least of me, you do unto Me."
There is a reason why Jesus spent time with Lepers and prostitutes.
Services and Products
Receive a consultation about your Asylum claim before you spend money or risk deportation.
If
you are in detention, DO NOT sign any documents or agree to deportation until you have consulted with a human rights attorney.
You have valuable rights to fight deportation. Say these words to all immigration officials, "I am afraid to return
to my country." These words will stop the deportation and give you time to consult an attorney. If you need
protection, you have 3 remedies to stop the deportation: asylum, withholding of removal, and Convention Against Torture.
For best results, act before you are detained. There are critical deadlines. Many people who
qualify wait too long. You can lose valuable rights if you do not file your Asylum application in a timely manner. You may
also qualify for withholding of removal or Convention Against Torture protection. We provide expert advice to protect your
rights.
Speaker services are available on many topics to enhance positive human relations.
How
To Contact Us
Call: (714) 870-8457 (office)
(714) 724-9986
(emergency)
Spanish: 714-817-9089
Email:
lobolegal@aol.com
Our Favorite Human Rights Links
Human Rights Watch
Amnesty International
