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Legal Aid Society Legal Aid Society works to enhance access to justice for disempowered, marginalised segments of soci

The focus of the project interventions is on women, religious minorities and youth at risk and efforts are geared towards bridging the endemic gap between the demand for cost effective pro/low bono legal aid and the provision of legal services. Project Activities include:

Provision of Legal Aid/ On the Spot Assistance to women in shelter homes and children referred by Child Protection Units. initiating a Sindh wide Student pro bono advocacy campaign for the first time in Sindh. Conducting legal awareness clinics on womens issues, minority rights, juvenile justice and civic sense. capacity building of the district level judiciary and police officers. capacity building of prisoners through street law and para legal training.

🏃‍♂️✨ 5K Marathon: Right to Run! ✨🏃‍♀️Our inspiring Voice of Change team under the Safeer-e-Insaf initiative successfull...
24/09/2026

🏃‍♂️✨ 5K Marathon: Right to Run! ✨🏃‍♀️

Our inspiring Voice of Change team under the Safeer-e-Insaf initiative successfully organized the Right to Run 5K Marathon fundraising activity!

With 90+ enthusiastic participants hitting the track, the energy, dedication, and support for the cause were truly remarkable. A big thank you to everyone who stepped up, ran, and contributed to making this Marathon a grand success! 💙🙌

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Being separated from your children by a spouse or in-laws is not only a family matter; it can be a legal problem with a ...
23/09/2026

Being separated from your children by a spouse or in-laws is not only a family matter; it can be a legal problem with a legal remedy. A parent who is kept from their minor children does not have to wait indefinitely or negotiate alone. The courts have the power to order that the children be brought in front of them, heard, and placed in safe care.

Many mothers we meet believe that once children are taken to the father's home, nothing can be done. That belief keeps women silent for months, sometimes years. In reality, the law provides both urgent relief for recovering children who are wrongfully held and longer-term remedies for custody and maintenance under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. Knowing that these options exist is often the first step.

At Legal Aid Society, we see every day how much depends on whether someone knows where to turn. Our role is to make sure that knowledge, and the representation that follows it, reaches the people who need it most, free of cost.

LegalAwareness LASPakistan

23/09/2026

Every milestone we reach begins with the people behind it. This week, we took a moment to recognise our team with a small token of appreciation for the dedication they bring to our work every day.

Our colleagues do more than deliver legal aid. They guide young professionals, share their knowledge generously, and set an example of what public service can look like.

The next generation of changemakers is being shaped by those who show up with purpose. To our team: thank you for leading the way.

LegalAid

A Transgender Education Policy has been drafted. No implementation steps have been taken. No scholarships disbursed. No ...
23/09/2026

A Transgender Education Policy has been drafted. No implementation steps have been taken. No scholarships disbursed. No schools made inclusive. No teachers sensitised. This all needs to change

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The Legal Aid Society (LAS) in collaboration with Gilgit Baltistan Judicial Academy(GBJA) conducted a two-day Community ...
22/09/2026

The Legal Aid Society (LAS) in collaboration with Gilgit Baltistan Judicial Academy(GBJA) conducted a two-day Community ADR Paralegal Training in Gilgit on 11–12 September 2026, bringing together 35 participants from Gilgit, Ghizer, Diamer, and Astore districts.

The training was facilitated by Ms. Angbeen Mirza, who engaged participants through interactive sessions focused on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), dispute analysis, negotiation, mediation, and community-based approaches to accessing justice.

Throughout the two days, participants remained highly engaged and actively contributed to the discussions and learning activities. Their participation, questions, and reflections made the sessions interactive and productive. Participants also appreciated the training, and the practical knowledge and skills gained through the sessions.

With 35 participants the training contributed to strengthening the capacity of community representatives to better understand ADR mechanisms and support individuals in identifying appropriate pathways for resolving disputes peacefully.

The training reflects the importance of community-based and accessible justice mechanisms in promoting peaceful dispute resolution and improving access to justice across the diverse and remote communities of Gilgit-Baltistan.

GilgitBaltistan

22/09/2026

A Transgender Education Policy exists. It has not been implemented. Not one scholarship. Not one inclusive school. This is what that absence looks like in a person's life.

Good things take timing. Stand Up for Justice has been postponed, and we'll be back with a new date very soon. Stay tune...
22/09/2026

Good things take timing. Stand Up for Justice has been postponed, and we'll be back with a new date very soon. Stay tuned.

A welfare budget exists. Emergency shelters were promised. Neither has materialised. For the Khawaja Sira and transgende...
21/09/2026

A welfare budget exists. Emergency shelters were promised. Neither has materialised. For the Khawaja Sira and transgender community, the only safety net the Guru system has no legal standing.

20/09/2026

A lot of the framework around trans community has already been done, yet the complete implementation is pending. 8 years, that's where we stand from legal recognition to today. How much longer until these basic rights are given to every single citizen in Pakistan?

Transgender persons in Pakistan have been legally recognized since 2018. Eight years on, the gap between recognition and...
18/09/2026

Transgender persons in Pakistan have been legally recognized since 2018. Eight years on, the gap between recognition and rights remains wide. Over the next ten days, we are putting five of those gaps on record.

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Block C, 1st Floor, FTC Building, Shahrah-e-Faisal
Karachi
75500

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Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 18:00

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