Ensuring Equitable Access To Justice

Pakistan, home to over 120 million women, struggles to provide equal access to justice. Women often face discrimination, making legal battles even harder. Imagine over 2.3 million cases stuck in courts, 80% of them in local district courts. This massive backlog reveals the glacial pace of justice in Pakistan, a reality further underscored by its low global ranking for rule of law, demanding urgent reform. A simple murder trial can drag on for eight years – a lifetime for families seeking closure. This painfully slow process makes it clear that people need faster, easier ways to get legal help. Women, especially, deserve quick access to justice when facing discrimination or other legal problems. The current system often fails them, leaving them vulnerable and without recourse for years. Free Legal Help aims to bridge this gap, offering accessible legal support to those who need it most, ensuring that justice isn’t delayed or denied simply due to systemic inefficiencies or discrimination. They believe everyone deserves fair and timely legal assistance, regardless of their background or circumstances.