Rajinder is a lawyer based in Victoria, British Columbia who recently practiced as an associate in the International Capital Markets group of a major multinational law firm representing major investment banks in New York City. He previously articled with a leading international law firm in Toronto focusing on general commercial and commercial litigation matters.
Rajinder received a Master of Laws degree from the London School of Economics and is a graduate of both the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Business at the University of Victoria.
Rajinder directs his spare time to better understanding issues of social justice, including the relationship between International Economic Law, Human Rights and the Law on the Use of Force; these subjects constituted the focus of his his master’s thesis. Having been born and raised in Victoria, he looks to direct his attention to local issues of justice.
Published in SNAP Victoria Magazine October 2009 This article is the first in a two-part series on regressive policies in British Columbia.…
Published in SNAP Victoria Magazine July 2009 and Victoria Times Colonist 08 July 2009 Every individual is equal before and under the…
Published in Snap Victoria Magazine May 2009 A crucial tenet of a functioning democratic society is free speech. Censorship is something we…
Published in the Victoria Times Colonist 24 March 2009 In a turn of events that any reader of George Orwell would appreciate,…
Dear Honourable Member, I have recently come to learn that British Parliamentarian and international justice advocate George Galloway has been banned entry…
Published in Snap Victoria Magazine March 2009 As economic events continue to unfold, we are once again reminded of the Streets’ (Wall…
Published by ‘A’ News Victoria 30 January 2009 Rajinder Sahota’s worked on Bay Street and on Wall Street, for the privileged and…
An armed conflict between nations horrifies us. But the economic war is no better than an armed conflict. This is like a…
Published in the Financial Times 17 April 2007 There exist two Indias. Neoliberal market reforms beginning in the early 1990s have helped…
Published in the Victoria Times Colonist 08 August 2006 George Jonas, in his attempt to discuss the “reasonableness” or racial profiling (Aug.…
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