Free legal help against discrimination in South Korea

9 organisations · South Korea

9 organisations in South Korea offer free or low-cost legal help against discrimination. Types of organisation: 4 NGOs, 3 pro bono services, 2 associations and networks. Access: 6 free for everyone, 1 free subject to income conditions, 8 reserved for specific groups. Most offered languages: Korean, English.

What this covers

Discrimination based on origin, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity, police misconduct, voting rights and equal access to services.

By city

• Seoul 8 organisations

Organisations

Seoul

• APIL NGO · English, Korean
• GongGam Human Rights Law Foundation NGO · English, Korean
• Korea Support Center for Foreign Workers NGO · Korean
• Korean Bar Association Legal Aid Foundation Pro bono service · Korean
• MINBYUN Association / Network · Korean
• National Human Rights Commission of Korea Association / Network · Korean, English
• Pro Bono Pro bono service · Korean
• Pro Bono Committee Pro bono service · Korean

Uijeongbu

• Gyeonggi-do Immigration and Social Integration Support Center NGO · Korean

Other needs covered in South Korea

• Human rights
• Immigration & asylum
• Refugee rights

Orientation only, not legal advice. Information aggregated from public sources: always check with the organisation before relying on any entry.