National Justice Project
Legal ServicesNew South Wales, Australia11-50 Employees
The National Justice Project is a not-for-profit legal services organization based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, focused on addressing systemic discrimination through strategic legal action and advocacy. Its work centers on First Nations health justice, policing concerns, prisons and youth detention, and justice for refugees and asylum seekers, aiming to hold governments accountable and promote policy and law reform. The group emphasizes trauma‑informed practice and places client-centered advocacy at the core of its approach, supported by education, partnerships, and innovative legal strategies. As a grassroots legal service, it operates within the legal services sector and collaborates with academic and community partners to expand access to justice. Recent developments include the launch of a Strategic Litigation Clinic in partnership with the University of Technology Sydney and the Jumbunna Legal Strategies Hub, highlighting an emphasis on translating legal action into practical, systemic change. The organization also participates in broader events and forums, reflecting its role in shaping contemporary justice debates and access to justice initiatives in Australia.
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