We fight for justice
We fight for justice, fairness and inclusivity by tackling systemic discrimination through the power of strategic legal action, education and advocacy
What We Do
Together with our clients and community partners, we work to create systemic change and we strive to amplify the voices of communities harmed by government inaction and discrimination.
Our key areas of activity include:
• Health justice specifically for persons with disability and First Nations communities.
• Challenging misconduct in police, prisons and youth detention.
• Seeking justice for asylum seekers and refugees.
We advocate for law reform, policy change, attitudinal change, improved services, community awareness and a justice system that is fair, just and equitable.
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You can support our vital social justice work and build the power of our clients fighting for truth, justice and accountability.
advocating for change
“Everyone deserves dignity” – Nicola Kaldor on why we must intensify the fight for refugee rights
05/08/2021National Justice Project calls for greater judicial diversity to tackle courtroom bias
03/08/2021After eight years of anguish, new podcast scrutinises offshore detention regime
19/07/2021Case File: Medevac of DWD18 from Nauru to secure urgent medical care
08/07/2021connect with us
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