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We need those who can speak

the language of
the law,
  and the language of the people,

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163
VILLAGES
have 1 legal aid clinic
34,400
PEOPLE
served by 1 pro bono lawyer
1,00,000
PEOPLE
have 1 PLV
>80%
INDIANS
lack legal literacy
86%
GENDERED VIOLENCE
goes unreported
22%
POLICE STATIONS
lack women's help desks

Our Vision at OutLawed India is to work towards an India where every person can independently engage with the law to better their everyday lives.

Our
Mission is to provide citizens with the knowledge, tools, & assistance required to understand & access law and justice.

Impact Numbers

Through our programmes we equip community leaders and law student volunteers to provide first-point-of-contact legal aid and legal awareness, enabling access to justice.

450+ student volunteers across 24 cities
650+ actions taken, 4000+ community individuals
3500+ community members reached
85% of Nyaaya Mitras trained are women
46% increase in monthly earnings
15 Nyaaya Mitra Clinics

Hear It From Them

Here's what our supporters, Nyaaya Mitras, and communities have to say about our work:

Sri Shashidhara Shetty
"The work of Para Legal Volunteers embodies the spirit of service and commitment to legal empowerment. They are the crucial connectors in ensuring legal awareness in rural or underserved areas."

Sri Shashidhara Shetty

Member Secretary, Karnataka State Legal Services Authority

Abhishek Sriram
"My experience in working with (OutLawed India’s Nyaaya Mitra) Mercy has been excellent - she has always been on top of the case, always aware of the facts and the instructions from the clients. She prepared a very good case note to help us understand the facts before actually giving any advice/assistance, which is always very helpful to us."

Abhishek Sriram

Advocate at Kanāda Legal

Shamala Priya
"I had a property issue and one of my friends introduced me to OutLawed India. With their help, I was able to start the legal process for the property issue, and it was very useful for me. From being a client of a Nyaaya Mitra, I have become a Nyaaya Mitra myself! After this training, I now know how to help people in my community who need support, how to assist with documents, how to guide people, and how to provide counselling to the concerned person."

Shamala Priya

Nyaaya Mitra - Cohort 3

Mamatha
"I have been a Nyaaya Mitra for the past two years. I am working within my community after receiving legal training from OutLawed India. I am learning how the law works and I am proud to help people within my community get justice. I have worked on POCSO case, cheque bounce case, securing government benefits, and procuring documentation. I feel happy conducting legal clinics and helping people, and OutLawed India Foundation has supported me in this. Thank you, OutLawed India!"

Mamatha

Nyaaya Mitra - Cohort 2