Mission
To promote the rule of law, uphold the integrity of the legal profession, advocate for the interests of our members, and contribute to the development of a just and equitable society in Nauru.
The professional body representing legal practitioners in the Republic of Naoero.
These core principles serve as the bedrock upon which the Society will operate and make decisions.
To promote the rule of law, uphold the integrity of the legal profession, advocate for the interests of our members, and contribute to the development of a just and equitable society in Nauru.
To be a respected and influential voice for the legal profession in Nauru, recognized for its commitment to excellence, ethical conduct, and service to the community.
We uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct and professional responsibility.
We are committed to excellence in legal practice and strive for continuous improvement.
We are dedicated to advocating for the interests of our members and the rule of law.
We work collaboratively with our members, stakeholders, and the community to achieve our goals.
We are committed to serving the needs of our members and the community.
We operate with openness and accountability in all our activities.
The Society operates with the following core objectives, as defined by Section 50 of the Legal Practitioners Act:
To advocate for the interests, integrity, and ethical practice of law within Nauru.
To provide and facilitate education and training opportunities, including Continuing Legal Education (CLE), for the ongoing professional development of its members.
To represent and promote the views and interests of the legal profession to government, the judiciary, and the public.
To encourage the legal profession to prioritize the welfare and interests of clients, promoting best practices in client care.
To establish and maintain internal administrative rules for the effective governance of the legal profession in Nauru.
To appear by the President or the secretary of the Society or a nominated legal representative in matters relating to professional misconduct, admissions and judicial ceremonial occasions or when invited by the Court.
The Council of the Naoero Law Society consists of five elected members serving the profession and community.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Executive Member
Practitioners