Their strategy is radically different from traditional models, but the co-ordinator of the camp's paralegals, Tharcisse Ngeziminwe, sees it as simple: "All our work is rooted on laws and rights that are nationally and internationally recognised.
It says it has a number of "paralegals" who determine whether to accept removal requests.
It is understood that a supervised team of "paralegals" – who are not professional lawyers – have been given the legal task of examining every request and making a decision on whether to approve it.
For women like Daphrose, the paralegals have already been a great help.
It also has a free phone number for a 24/7 advice line, managed by the paralegals at Chreaa.
Just a few weeks later it had put a form online for removal requests.The firm's dozens of newly hired lawyers and paralegals have their work cut out.
The list includes computer operators, computer professionals, paralegals and legal assistants.
Think paralegals or lawyers sifting through boxes full of documents or researchers fixing all the little irregularities in a dataset.
Under Chris Grayling's price-competitive tendering system we stand to lose our small high-street solicitor firms who know the problems of their clients, and find in their place big multiple-contract operators who, no doubt attracted by the prospect of fixed fees and minimum outlay, will use overworked, underpaid and inexperienced paralegals to represent some of the most vulnerable in society.
It can be jarring for a first-time visitor to pass through the wood-panelled lobby of his firm, down a long hallway of offices filled with paralegals and junior attorneys, only to discover a small man in damp gym clothes reclining at Marler's desk.
These shoppers are exercise-class takers, junior associates at investment firms, paralegals, nursery-school teachers, college students, and senior citizens on fixed incomes, everyone seemingly under thirty or over seventy.
