Free legal help against discrimination in Japan
5 organisations · Japan
5 organisations in Japan offer free or low-cost legal help against discrimination. Types of organisation: 4 associations and networks, 1 pro bono service. Access: 1 free for everyone, 3 free subject to income conditions, 2 low-cost, 1 reserved for specific groups. Most offered languages: Japanese, Chinese, English, Nepali, Vietnamese.
What this covers
Discrimination based on origin, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity, police misconduct, voting rights and equal access to services.
Organisations
Tokyo
- DPI-Japan Advocacy Center Association / Network · Japanese
- Japan Legal Support Center (Houterasu) Pro bono service · English, Spanish, Japanese
- Legal Counseling for Foreigners (LCCF) Association / Network · Japanese
- Solidarity Network with Migrants Japan (SMJ) Association / Network · Japanese
- Tokyo Bar Association - Legal Counseling for Foreigners Association / Network · Japanese
Other needs covered in Japan
Orientation only, not legal advice. Information aggregated from public sources: always check with the organisation before relying on any entry.