ANG 
Si Yi

 
Assistant Professor (Practice)

Si Yi’s interests lie at the intersection of family justice, access to justice, and clinical legal education.  Her work draws on experience in legal practice and community partnerships to examine how legal processes and institutions can better support individuals navigating the justice system.

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Contact

(65) 6601-3573
WLL-02-04

Education

LLB (University of Queensland)

Current Courses

Trial Advocacy

Trial Advocacy (JD)

The Pro Bono Family Law Litigation Clinic

The Access to Justice Low Bono Litigation Clinic

Pro Bono Service

Si Yi’s interests lie at the intersection of family justice, access to justice, and clinical legal education.  Her work draws on experience in legal practice and community partnerships to examine how legal processes and institutions can better support individuals navigating the justice system.

Her current areas of interest include children’s participation in family proceedings, supported decision-making, legal ethics, experiential legal education, and the design of legal services for underserved communities.  She is also interested in the relationship between legal institutions, professional practice, and access to justice.

Book Chapters
Leni Widi Mulyani, Atsushi Shiraki, Ang Si Yi, Helena Whalen-Bridge, Chih-hsiung Chen, Panarairat Srichaiyarat and Ai Nhan Ho, 'Clinical legal education in East and South East Asia' in Jeff Giddings (ed), Global Clinical Legal Education (Routledge 2024) 106

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