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Community legal centres are able to mobilise quickly, make and sustain connections, and support people in times of vulnerability, hardship, and crisis.
We have developed this RAP to demonstrate our commitment to develop respectful relationships and to address systemic injustices Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are still experiencing because of the legal system introduced with colonialism.
This recuperative and collaborative event will focus on cultural self-care, developing principles for First Nations employment, and connecting with communities across the state.
Quarterlies are a chance for everyone who works at community legal centres in New South Wales to catch-up, learn, share experiences, and coordinate advocacy.
A coalition of legal and civil society organisations have called for a four month pause on COVID fine enforcement action.
The Employment Rights Legal Service is a new free legal service for migrants and vulnerable workers in NSW.
This year community legal centres in NSW supported more than 54,000 people and provided more than 185,000 services.
A fair and just immigration system means that a person’s right to feel safe, to stay with their kids and to fully participate in our community is not dependent on their visa status.
Far West Community Legal Centre on community power, ending postcode injustice, and the change needed to ensure people in regional, rural and remote areas can access the support they need to thrive and live safe and healthy lives.
The HIV/AIDS Legal Centre has a vision for justice that tackles stigma, ends discrimination, and ensures the social and physical wellbeing of people living with HIV.
Housing, domestic violence, and fines have an added complexity in Albury–Wodonga, a town that straddles both New South Wales and Victoria.
Systemic change is needed to address the abuse of older people, and ensure that the rights and values of older people are respected. By Seniors Rights Service.
Strengthening sex workers' rights, a fairer system for trans people, and a compassionate health-based approach to drug use are all part of Inner City Legal Centre's vision for a just future.
Community Legal Centres NSW has committed to helping centres strengthen their capacity to build trauma informed practices.
Quarterlies are a chance for everyone who works at community legal centres in New South Wales to catch-up, learn, share experiences, and coordinate advocacy.
For justice advocates, Budget Estimates sessions provide an important opportunity to dig into the details of government policy and gain crucial information about priority areas of law reform.
The NSW Government has missed a significant opportunity to take practical action to end Aboriginal deaths in custody.
This community-controlled organisation provides holistic and culturally safe legal and non-legal services in Forbes and throughout the central-west.
Over 100 prominent members of the legal, academic and political profession have endorsed an open letter sent to the NSW Premier, calling on the NSW Government to revoke wrongly issued COVID-19 fines.
After two decades of intervention and promises, Australia has a moral obligation to take steps toward protecting those most at risk of the Taliban. By Arif Hussein.
Being underpaid is a common experience for many young Australian workers.