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Should UNNJ students contact their respective countries’ Embassies or Consulates?

1 min readShah Peerally Law Group

April 20 2016 – We are 15 days in the UNNJ issues, and many people are getting desperate and do not know what other options are afforded to them. Some students have suggested that they should reach out to their respective countries’ embassies or consulates for help. This video addresses this approach. Note that we are just giving a suggestion here, there is no guarantee that any country’s government will actually help in this matter but since the students are still citizens of their own countries, they should be able to ask for help.

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