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Runs India's document clinics and tribunal and eviction cases, gives emergency lawyer referrals for Uyghurs and Rohingya facing deportation, and refers survivors to the UN mechanisms and trusted documentation groups. It runs no witness line of its own and keeps its data minimal and encrypted.

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  • We do not take your story. This site runs no witness line and asks for nothing about you. Contact the services below directly.
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Emergency lawyers for Uyghurs and Rohingya facing deportation

  • Takes emergency calls · Türkiye

    Refugee Rights Turkey (Mülteci Hakları Derneği [Refugee Rights Association])

    A legal-aid organisation for refugees and asylum seekers in Türkiye. It runs a Refugee Help Desk and a separate Detention Help Desk, and publishes legal information booklets.

    Contact: Detention Help Desk: +90 507 218 62 85; Refugee Help Desk: +90 850 218 48 30; email: info@mhd.org.tr; 'Leave a Message' form on the contact page; office: Koşuyolu Mah. Halil Ethem Çk. Sk. No:5 Petra Apt. İç Kapı No. 1-2-3, 34718 Kadıköy, İstanbul. Hours: 9:30–13:00 and 14:00–17:30.

    If someone is held or facing removal, call the Detention Help Desk. You must book an appointment before visiting the Istanbul office; get in touch by phone, email or the online form first. The site is in English and Turkish.

    The UyghursMyanmarRefugee Rights Turkey – Contact (mhd.org.tr)

  • Takes emergency calls · Malaysia

    Tenaganita – 24-hour emergency hotline

    Malaysian NGO whose legal aid clinic helps refugees with civil rights matters, including arrest and detention. Its 24-hour hotlines are reserved for emergencies such as abuse, rescue, arrest and detention.

    Contact: 24-hour emergency hotline (WhatsApp also listed) +6012 335 0512 or +6012 339 5350. Office +603 7770 3671 / 7770 3691 (Mon–Fri 9:30am–6pm). Email general@tenaganita.net. 12, Jalan 6/11, 46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

    Use the 24-hour lines only for arrest, detention or other emergencies; for anything else call the office or email.

    MyanmarThe UyghursTenaganita – Contact Us (tenaganita.net)

  • Malaysia

    Asylum Access Malaysia

    Legal services for refugees and people seeking asylum in Malaysia, including help with the UNHCR refugee status process and individual cases.

    Contact: Phone +60 3-2201-5438 (Mon–Thu 9am–5pm). WhatsApp & Signal +60 1-2224-5439 (Mon–Fri 9am–5pm). Email addresses for general, legal services and outreach are listed on the contact page.

    Message on Signal (encrypted) or WhatsApp during working hours, or call.

    MyanmarThe UyghursAsylum Access – Contact Us (asylumaccess.org)

  • Thailand

    Asylum Access Thailand

    Legal and case support for refugees and people seeking asylum in Thailand.

    Contact: Legal & case support +66 094-498-2500 or +66 097-001-3043. General +66 2513-5228. 1111/136 Ban Klang Muang, Ladphrao Rd, Chankasem, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900. Legal support email listed on the contact page.

    Call the legal and case support numbers.

    MyanmarThe UyghursAsylum Access – Contact Us (asylumaccess.org)

  • Bangladesh

    Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) – Promoting Legal Assistance to Rohingya Community (PLARC)

    BLAST is one of Bangladesh's largest free legal-aid organisations and has worked since 1993. Its PLARC office in Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar gives legal help to the Rohingya community.

    Contact: PLARC (Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar): +8801844-610446, af.plarc@blast.org.bd. BLAST hotline: +8801715-220220; main line +88 02-41033011–14 (Ext-0) or 02-41033015–16; mail@blast.org.bd; head office: YMCA Development Centre, 1/1 Pioneer Road, Kakrail, Dhaka-1000.

    Rohingya in the Cox's Bazar camps can contact the PLARC office in Ukhiya directly. For other matters, use the national hotline. The page does not describe an emergency or after-hours service.

    MyanmarBLAST – Contact (blast.org.bd)

  • Kazakhstan

    Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law (KIBHR)

    Human rights organisation that has publicly opposed extraditions and runs a legal department with named staff giving legal assistance to refugees.

    Contact: Legal department / legal assistance for refugees: +7 708 978 21 03. Head office: 103 Abylai Khan Avenue, Offices 405, 411, Almaty 050000. Astana branch +7 747 164 20 57

    Call the legal department number and ask for refugee legal assistance.

    The UyghursKIBHR – Our contacts (bureau.kz)

  • Türkiye

    Mülteci-Der (Association for Solidarity with Refugees)

    Izmir-based refugee rights NGO working on refugee protection and advocacy, with legal resources in Turkish, English, Arabic and Persian.

    Contact: Phone 0232 483 54 21, 0549 483 54 21, 0549 483 54 22. Email bilgi@multeci.org.tr. Uğur Mahallesi 848 Sokak No:16, Konak, İzmir

    Call or email, saying whether you are held in a removal centre and your registration status.

    The UyghursMülteci-Der – İletişim (Contact) (multeci.org.tr)

  • Indonesia

    SUAKA (Indonesian Civil Society Network for Refugee Rights Protection)

    Legal aid, advice and information for refugees and people seeking asylum in Indonesia.

    Contact: Legal aid requests: legalaid@suaka.or.id. General: secretariat@suaka.or.id. Phone +62 812-1237-8252. YLBHI Building, 1st Fl., Jl. Diponegoro No. 74, Menteng, Central Jakarta 10320

    Send legal aid requests by email to legalaid@suaka.or.id. SUAKA says it tries to answer within 24 hours on business days.

    MyanmarThe UyghursSUAKA – Contact (suaka.or.id)

India: document clinics, tribunal and eviction cases

  • India (Assam)

    Assam State Legal Services Authority (ASLSA)

    Assam's state authority for free legal aid to eligible people, including the poor, women and other weaker sections.

    Contact: Gauhati High Court Old Block, First floor, Guwahati-781001. Phone 0361-2601843 / 2516367. Mobile +91 6901281650. NALSA helpline 15100. Email assamslsa1@gmail.com

    Call the ASLSA helpline (6901281650) or 15100, or visit the office, and ask for free legal aid.

    India's MuslimsAssam State Legal Services Authority – Contact Us (assam.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India

    Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR)

    Network of advocates and paralegals that gives pro bono (free) legal help to marginalised people and carries out fact-finding into identity-based violence.

    Contact: Phone 11-4105-2797 (Monday–Saturday). Email apcrindia@gmail.com. E 57/1, AFE-I, Jamia Nagar, Okhla, New Delhi 110025

    Call Monday to Saturday or email with the outline of your case.

    India's MuslimsAPCR – Contact Us (apcrindia.in)

  • India (Assam)

    Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) – Assam citizenship work

    Gives legal and paralegal help to people in Assam's citizenship crisis: Foreigners Tribunal cases, release from detention camps, and wrongly accused people.

    Contact: Email info@cjp.org.in (listed on cjp.org.in). Website https://cjp.org.in

    Email CJP with your district and the stage of your case (NRC exclusion, Foreigners Tribunal notice or detention).

    India's MuslimsCJP Assam stands firm in its fight against citizenship crisis (cjp.org.in)

  • India (Delhi)

    Delhi State Legal Services Authority (DSLSA)

    Free legal aid, legal aid clinics, Lok Adalats (people's courts) and victim compensation across Delhi's 11 districts.

    Contact: Helpline 1516 and 15100 (24/7), 9870101337. Email lae-dslsa@gov.in. 3rd Floor, Rouse Avenue District Court Complex, Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi 110002. Online application: https://scourtapp.nic.in/lsams/nologin/applicationFiling.action. Video consultation 10am–5pm on working days: https://delhijudicialservices.webex.com/meet/webex.dslsa

    Call the 24/7 helpline, apply online, or use the video consultation link on working days.

    India's MuslimsDelhi State Legal Services Authority (dslsa.org)

  • India (Gujarat)

    Gujarat State Legal Services Authority (GSLSA)

    Gujarat's state authority for free legal aid, legal awareness and alternative dispute resolution.

    Contact: Phone/Fax 079-27664964; 27665296. Email msguj.lsa@nic.in. 3rd Floor, GSLSA Building, Nr. Gujarat High Court Post Office, Gujarat High Court Campus, Sola, Ahmedabad-380060

    Call or email the Member Secretary's office and ask for free legal aid. The national helpline 15100 can also refer you.

    India's MuslimsGSLSA – Contact (gujarat.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Haryana)

    Haryana State Legal Services Authority (HSLSA)

    Haryana's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: 15100. Email hslsa.haryana@gmail.com, hslsa@hry.nic.in. Institutional Plot No. 09, Sector-14, Panchkula (near Kisan Bhawan)

    Call 15100 or email and ask for free legal aid.

    India's MuslimsHSLSA – Contact Us (haryana.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Karnataka)

    Karnataka State Legal Services Authority (KSLSA)

    Karnataka's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Phone 080-22111730. NALSA helpline 15100. Email mskar-slsa@hck.gov.in. 1st Floor, Nyaya Degula Building, H. Siddaiah Road, Bengaluru-560027. Office hours Mon–Sat 10:00–17:30 (2nd Saturday closed, 4th Saturday 10:00–14:00)

    Call or visit during office hours, or call 15100.

    India's MuslimsKSLSA – Contact Us (karnataka.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Kerala)

    Kerala State Legal Services Authority (KELSA)

    Kerala's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Phone 0484-2396717 / 0484-2395717. Toll-free 15100. Email kelsakerala@gmail.com, kelsakerala@nic.in. Niyama Sahaya Bhavan, Old XVIII Court, opposite Advocate General's Office, Ernakulam 682031

    Call or email and ask for free legal aid.

    India's MuslimsKELSA – Contact Us (kerala.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Madhya Pradesh)

    Madhya Pradesh State Legal Services Authority (MPSLSA)

    Madhya Pradesh's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Toll-free 15100. Phone 0761-2678352, 0761-2624537. Email mplsajab@nic.in. Grievances: grievance.mpslsa@gmail.com. 574, South Civil Lines, Pachpedi, Jabalpur 482002

    Call 15100 or the office numbers.

    India's MuslimsMPSLSA – Contact Us (madhyapradesh.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Maharashtra)

    Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority (MSLSA)

    Maharashtra's state authority for free legal aid, Lok Adalats (people's courts), mediation and victim compensation.

    Contact: Toll-free 15100 and 1800222324. Phone 022-22691395, 022-22631358. Email mslsa-bhc@nic.in. 3rd Floor, MTNL Fountain Telecom Building No. 1, Mumbai-400001

    Call a toll-free line or email and ask for free legal aid.

    India's MuslimsMSLSA – Contact Us (maharashtra.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India

    National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) – HRCNet complaint portal

    Online portal for filing human rights complaints with the NHRC or a State Human Rights Commission. Each complaint gets a diary number so you can track it.

    Contact: Online complaint: https://hrcnet.nic.in/HRCNet/public/webcomplaint.aspx. Toll-free facilitation counter 14433. Email cr.nhrc@nic.in. Phone 011-24651330. Post: National Human Rights Commission, Manav Adhikar Bhavan, C-Block, GPO Complex, INA, New Delhi-110023

    File online after verifying your mobile number by one-time password (OTP); documents must be uploaded as PDF. The form lets you choose whether to keep the victim's and complainant's names private.

    India's MuslimsHRCNet – Online complaint (NHRC/SHRC) (hrcnet.nic.in)

  • India

    National Legal Services Authority (NALSA)

    India's national body for free legal aid under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. It takes legal aid applications online and in person, and runs the national legal aid helpline.

    Contact: Helpline 15100 (toll-free). Online legal aid application: https://scourtapp.nic.in/lsams/nologin/applicationFiling.action?requestLocale=en. In person: NALSA Centre for Citizen Services, Jaisalmer House, 26 Man Singh Road, New Delhi-110011. Phone 011-23382778, 23071450, 23382121. Email nalsa-dla@nic.in

    Call 15100 or file online through the LSAMS portal. Each state also has its own State Legal Services Authority, which can take your case locally.

    India's MuslimsNALSA – Contact Us (nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Rajasthan)

    Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority (RSLSA)

    Rajasthan's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Helpline 9928900900. Toll-free 15100. Phone +91-141-2227481. Email rj-slsa@nic.in, rslsajp@gmail.com. Vidhik Sewa Sadan, Vidhik Sewa Marg, Jaipur

    Call the helpline or 15100.

    India's MuslimsRSLSA – Contact Us (rajasthan.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India

    Socio Legal Information Centre (SLIC) / Human Rights Law Network (HRLN)

    Non-profit legal aid organisation (the old hrln.org address now redirects here) with legal aid programmes in more than 25 states, including litigation before high courts on criminal justice and housing rights.

    Contact: Phone +91-11-24374501, +91-11-24379855. Email contact@slic.org.in or admin@slic.org.in. 576-A, Masjid Road, Jangpura, Bhogal, New Delhi-110014

    Call or email the Delhi office, which can refer you to its state units.

    India's MuslimsSLIC – Contact Us (slic.org.in)

  • India

    Supreme Court Legal Services Committee (SCLSC)

    Free legal aid for eligible people (under Section 12 of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987) who need to bring or defend a case before the Supreme Court of India.

    Contact: E-filing of applications at https://sclsc.gov.in

    Apply through the SCLSC e-filing system. The site lists the documents you need, and you can track your application online.

    India's MuslimsSupreme Court Legal Services Committee (sclsc.gov.in)

  • India (Telangana)

    Telangana State Legal Services Authority (TSLSA)

    Telangana's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Phone 040-23446723. NALSA helpline 15100. Email telanganaslsa@gmail.com. 1st & 2nd Floor, Nyaya Seva Sadan, Telangana High Court Premises, Hyderabad-500066

    Call or email and ask for free legal aid.

    India's MuslimsTSLSA – Contact Us (telangana.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Uttar Pradesh)

    Uttar Pradesh State Legal Services Authority (UPSLSA)

    Uttar Pradesh's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Toll-free 1800-419-0234. Phone 0522-2286395, 2286265. Email upslsa@nic.in. 4/7, Gomti Nagar Extension, Lucknow 226010

    Call the toll-free line or email and ask for free legal aid.

    India's MuslimsUPSLSA – Contact Us (uttarpradesh.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (Uttarakhand)

    Uttarakhand State Legal Services Authority (UKSLSA)

    Uttarakhand's state authority for free legal aid, Lok Adalats (people's courts), mediation and victim compensation.

    Contact: Toll-free 1-800-180-4000. NALSA helpline 15100. Phone 05942-236762, 236552. Email slsa-uk@nic.in, ukslsanainital@gmail.com. ADR Centre, High Court Compound, Nainital

    Call a toll-free line or email.

    India's MuslimsUKSLSA – Contact Us (uttarakhand.nalsa.gov.in)

  • India (West Bengal)

    West Bengal State Legal Services Authority (WBSLSA)

    West Bengal's state authority for free legal aid.

    Contact: Phone 033 2248 1828. Email wbstatelegal@gmail.com. 1st Floor, City Civil Court Building, 2 & 3 Kiran Shankar Ray Rd, B.B.D. Bagh, Kolkata 700001

    Call or email, or visit the office, and ask for free legal aid. The national helpline 15100 can also refer you.

    India's MuslimsWBSLSA – Contact Us (westbengal.nalsa.gov.in)

Survivors: UN mechanisms and trusted documentation groups

  • Occupied Palestinian Territory (Gaza)

    Al Mezan Center for Human Rights

    Independent Gaza-based human rights organisation that gives legal help and advocacy support to Palestinian victims.

    Contact: Phone +970 (08) 2820442/7. Email info@mezan.org. Al Mena – Omar El Mukhtar Street, Gaza Strip

    Email or call. The website also has a complaints page.

    PalestineAl Mezan Center for Human Rights (mezan.org)

  • Occupied Palestinian Territory

    Al-Haq

    Palestinian human rights organisation, active since 1979, that documents and monitors violations and works on accountability before international courts.

    Contact: Phone +970 22954646. 54 Main Street, 2nd Floor, Protestant Hall Building, Ramallah (email listed on the contact page)

    Call the Ramallah office to reach its field documentation staff.

    PalestineAl-Haq – Contact Us (alhaq.org)

  • Myanmar

    Burma Human Rights Network (BHRN)

    A documentation group that monitors and reports on human rights abuses in Burma (Myanmar), including crimes against humanity and war crimes by the Tatmadaw (military) and the situation of the Rohingya.

    Contact: Contact form on https://www.bhrn.org.uk/en/contact.html ; Executive Director Kyaw Win: +44 (0) 740 345 2378. An email address appears on the page only with JavaScript turned on.

    Use the contact form for a first contact. Do not send sensitive evidence until you have agreed a secure channel with the organisation.

    MyanmarBurma Human Rights Network – Contact (bhrn.org.uk)

  • Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia

    Fortify Rights

    Human rights organisation that collects, documents and analyses evidence of violations, including the genocide against Rohingya in Myanmar, and trains affected communities.

    Contact: fortify.rights@fortifyrights.org

    Email first and ask for a secure channel before sharing sensitive details. The site lists no secure route.

    MyanmarFortify Rights – About (fortifyrights.org)

  • Myanmar, Bangladesh, Worldwide

    Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar (IIMM) – secure contact

    UN mechanism that collects evidence of the most serious international crimes in Myanmar for criminal cases. It takes confidential and sensitive information from witnesses and survivors.

    Contact: Signal: +41 76 691 12 08. Proton Mail: contact@myanmar-mechanism.org

    The IIMM asks you to use only Signal or Proton Mail. Contact it when you are alone and safe, tell no one, do not save the contact in your phone, delete chats after use, and empty your email trash. It does not share your identity without your consent and replies only when needed.

    MyanmarIIMM – Confidential and sensitive communications (iimm.un.org)

  • Worldwide

    International Criminal Court – Office of the Prosecutor OTPLink

    Secure portal run by the ICC Office of the Prosecutor for confidential submissions of information. It uses encryption to protect both the information and the identity of the person sending it.

    Contact: https://otplink.icc-cpi.int/

    Use an up-to-date operating system and browser (Chrome, Firefox or Edge). Older systems are blocked. If it fails, try another device or network.

    PalestineSudanMyanmarOTPLink – ICC Office of the Prosecutor (otplink.icc-cpi.int)

  • Myanmar

    Myanmar Witness (Centre for Information Resilience) – evidence upload portal

    A project of the Centre for Information Resilience that investigates, verifies and preserves evidence of human rights abuses in Myanmar. Its upload portal accepts video, audio, images, written accounts and links to posts.

    Contact: Upload form: https://www.info-res.org/upload-evidence/ (choose 'Myanmar Witness'; files up to 50 MB). Email: info@myanmarwitness.org (listed on https://www.info-res.org/contact/).

    Send original, good-quality files, not screenshots. The form asks where the material came from (you filmed it, friends, social media, unknown) and offers anonymisation. The portal says submissions may be shared securely with independent international legal mechanisms or passed on in anonymised form to partner organisations.

    MyanmarCentre for Information Resilience – Upload Evidence (info-res.org)

  • Occupied Palestinian Territory (Gaza)

    Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR)

    Independent Palestinian human rights organisation based in Gaza, with a temporary office in Deir al-Balah.

    Contact: Email info@pchrgaza.org or pchr@pchrgaza.org. Phone +972 82823725. Temporary office: Tawfiq Abu Asad Building, 2nd Floor, Baghdad St (Abu Asad St), Deir Albalah, Tel/Fax 1800150151

    Email or call, or go to the temporary office in Deir al-Balah.

    PalestinePCHR – Contact Us (pchrgaza.org)

  • Sudan

    The Reckoning Project – Sudan

    Trains Sudanese researchers and works with trusted local partners to collect survivor testimonies for future legal proceedings.

    Contact: info@thereckoningproject.com

    Email first and ask to be put in touch with a trained researcher. Do not send your full testimony in the first message.

    SudanThe Reckoning Project – Sudan (thereckoningproject.com)

  • Worldwide

    UN Special Procedures – online submission form (OHCHR)

    The UN human rights office's online form for reporting alleged human rights violations to the Special Procedures (independent experts) of the Human Rights Council. Any individual, group, civil-society organisation, inter-governmental body or national human rights body can submit.

    Contact: Online form: https://spsubmission.ohchr.org/ ; by post: OHCHR-UNOG, 8-14 Avenue de la Paix, 1211 Geneve 10, Switzerland. The page gives no email address.

    Victims' names are normally included in letters sent to governments unless there are security concerns. They are also published in public Human Rights Council reports, except for children and survivors of sexual violence. Say clearly in your submission whether you agree to the victim's name being shown in letters and reports.

    PalestineSudanMyanmarThe UyghursIndia's MuslimsSpecial Procedures Submission Form (spsubmission.ohchr.org)

  • Norway, Worldwide

    Uyghur Hjelp

    Norway-based non-profit that documents detained Uyghurs and rights violations, collects information, and helps Uyghurs in the diaspora who face difficulties.

    Contact: Abduweli Ayup: yanmaymiz@gmail.com, uyghuryar123@gmail.com. Chinese-language: uyghurhjelp.zh@gmail.com

    Email from an account that cannot be traced to relatives inside China. The contact page lists no emergency phone line.

    The UyghursUyghur Hjelp – Contact Us (uyghurhjelp.org)

  • China (Xinjiang), Worldwide

    Xinjiang Victims Database (Shahit)

    Crowdfunded database documenting more than 101,400 ethnic-minority people detained in Xinjiang since 2017, built from family and witness testimonies.

    Contact: Online testimony form: https://shahit.biz/eng/submit.php (photos and documents can be sent by email from the address you register)

    Fill in the form with details about yourself, the victim and the detention. Your email is used only to contact you and is not published. Testimonies are reviewed before publication.

    The UyghursXinjiang Victims Database – Submit a testimony (shahit.biz)

For paralegals, lawyers and mosque help desks

The Justice Council adopts an existing legal-aid app rather than building its own, and runs it through India's document clinics and mosque help desks. Its data stays minimal and encrypted. The work it serves in the plan:

  • Months 1-3 · Ummah Relief and Reconstruction Waqf Trust

    Draft the Waqf Trust's deed, trustee rules, sharia board terms, audit and sanctions-compliance manual. Include one ring-fenced, unconditional Palestine fund that is kept beyond any single state's reach by lawful means only, and the specification for a giving app that never holds funds.

    PalestineSudanMyanmarThe UyghursIndia's Muslims

  • Months 1-3 · Uyghur diaspora and documentation groups

    Press Canada's immigration ministry to fill its 10,000-place Uyghur resettlement pledge before the end-2026 deadline, and other host states' interior ministries to make non-refoulement of Uyghurs binding. Offer zakat-funded community sponsorship through the Trust.

    The Uyghurs

  • Months 1-3 · Indian legal aid services and local authorities

    Build the India module of the legal-aid app and a document-clinic guide for mosque help desks. It covers name corrections, roll-revision appeals, Foreigners Tribunal hearings and eviction challenges under the Supreme Court's November 2025 and February 2026 rulings, with priority for women and the poor.

    India's Muslims

  • Months 4-6 · Indian legal aid services and local authorities

    Back families with legal-aid lawyers to file contempt petitions against evictions carried out on a day's notice or without review, and habeas corpus petitions for Kashmiris held after Pahalgam. The Supreme Court has already ruled against punitive demolitions; the captured India–Bangladesh border talks are not used.

    India's Muslims

  • Months 7-9 · Indian legal aid services and local authorities

    Analyse the West Bengal special intensive revision deletions by district and community, and Assam's evictions and holding-centre detentions. Turn the analysis into court filings and submissions to the National Human Rights Commission and the UN special rapporteurs, in place of the captured border talks.

    India's Muslims

  • Months 10-12 · Rohingya representative and survivor bodies

    Ask Bangladesh and Malaysia to keep return voluntary and refuse any link between repatriation and dropping the ICJ case. Malaysia should halt its approved deportations and give UNHCR access to detention, and both should open lawful work for Rohingya, backed by the Trust's camp funding, and accept a representative body chosen through consultation in the camps.

    Myanmar

  • Months 10-12 · Indian legal aid services and local authorities

    Using the legal-aid files, ask the National Human Rights Commission to open inquiries into Assam's holding centres and evictions and into the Altaf Lali killing, and ask the Election Commission to restore wrongly deleted names before the next election. The Union government and the captured border talks are not the route.

    India's Muslims

Working by month 4. Used by: Paralegals, legal aid lawyers, mosque help desks and families at risk. Serves: Indian legal aid services and local authorities, Uyghur documentation groups (Uyghur Rights Monitor, Uyghur Hjelp), Rohingya women's groups (Women's Peace Network, Refugee Women for Peace and Justice), Indian courts and National Human Rights Commission.

Legal aid and referrals — Justice Council