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Branches

The ILA operates through its regional branches around the world. Branches may either represent individual states or regional areas.

Each branch is autonomous (although it operates under the approval of the Executive Council, which is elected by all the branches) and most organise seminars and meetings for their members locally. 

The current ILA Branches are shown below. If you would like to join the ILA but do not have a Branch in your country, please apply to join the nearest Branch to your location or ILA Headquarters. To join your local branch or ILA Headquarters click here.

New branches may also be established subject to the endorsement of the Executive Council. For further information about the establishment of new Branches please see the Guidelines for the Establishment of new ILA Branches and contact us for further information. 

Download a copy of the Guidelines - Guidelines for the Establishment of New ILA Branches

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