Free human rights legal help in Australia
19 organisations · Australia
19 organisations in Australia offer free or low-cost human rights legal help. Types of organisation: 13 NGOs, 4 university law clinics, 1 association or network, 1 pro bono service. Access: 15 free for everyone, 1 free subject to income conditions, 8 reserved for specific groups. Most offered languages: English.
What this covers
Documentation of violations, strategic litigation, complaints to national and international bodies, support for victims and human rights defenders.
By city
- Sydney 8 organisations
Organisations
Adelaide
- Women's Legal Service SA NGO · English
Brisbane
Darwin
- North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency NGO · English
Geelong
- Villamanta Disability Rights Legal Service NGO · English
Melbourne
- Capital Punishment Justice Project NGO · English
- Clinical Legal Education University clinic · English
- Djirra NGO · English
- Monash Law Clinics University clinic · English
Perth
- Aboriginal Legal Service of WA NGO · English
Preston
- Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service NGO · English
Sydney
- Anti-Slavery Australia University clinic · English
- Australian Centre for Disability Law NGO · English
- Australian Human Rights Commission Association / Network · English
- Environmental Defenders Office (EDO) NGO · English
- Immigration Advice and Rights Centre NGO · English
- Pro Bono Practice Pro bono service · English
- Refugee Advice and Casework Service NGO · English
- Youth Law Australia University clinic · English
Townsville
- Townsville Community Law NGO · English
Other needs covered in Australia
Orientation only, not legal advice. Information aggregated from public sources: always check with the organisation before relying on any entry.