The Clearing House will examine all applications for pro bono legal assistance. Applications that meet the Clearing House’s eligibility criteria will be referred on to a network of Community Legal Centres and law firms.

Provide legal representation to civil society organizations, as well as international human rights bodies, around the world, in partnership with leading law firms on a pro bono basis.

Finds lawyers for environmental defenders. Identifies appropriate cases and enlists top American and European lawyers and firms to perform the work pro bono.

ACTEDO runs The Pro Bono Network for Human Rights, the largest clearinghouse in Romania that specialises in human rights, which matches lawyers and law firms with individuals belonging to vulnerable groups whose rights have been violated or with human rights NG

FIDH, under the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, work includes: trial observation and defense; litigation before judicial and quasi-judicial bodies at regional or international level.

iProbono looks to connect charities, NGOs, advocacy organizations, social enterprises, not-for-profits and community groups with legal assistance they may need.

Our pro bono referral service can connect you with a lawyer to help on a pro bono basis (for free). The degree of assistance that your pro bono lawyer can provide will depend on the nature of your legal problem and other factors.

Assists people and organisations who are experiencing disadvantage by referring them to private lawyers who can provide advice or assistance for free. Law Access is a service of last resort.

Pro Bono Clearing House (PBCH):

LawAccess NSW is a free government telephone service that provides legal information, referrals and in some cases, advice for people who have a legal problem in NSW. We are a starting point to help with your legal problem.