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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT US

PROBONO.ORG IS A DYNAMIC NGO THAT WORKS WITH THE PRIVATE LEGAL PROFESSION TO PROVIDE PRO BONO LEGAL SERVICES TO THE POOR.

We harness the enormous skill, might and strength of the South African private legal profession to cases and clients that we identify. Our existence is a response to the lack of access to justice for people in South African who are unable to pay for their own private legal representation. Section 34 of our Constitution, giving everyone the right to have any dispute resolved by the application of law decided in a fair public hearing before a court, or… another independent and impartial tribunal or forum, has no meaning whatsoever, if a person is unable to afford representation. ProBono.Org has as its goal, the creation of sufficient free legal representation for all who need it.

Ohio University Student Delegation visit to South Africa

ProBono.Org hosted students and delegates from the Ohio State University on a tour of two provinces rich with historical sites about the journey of democracy in South Africa. Along with their two lecturers, Haley Duschinski & Larry Hayman, the students spent time…

A comparative analysis of the rights of children in Thailand and South Africa

On 26 April 2024, ProBono. Org in collaboration with Didyasarin International School in Thailand conducted a webinar for 32 grade two learners. The initiative aimed to empower the children with the knowledge, skills and values necessary to exercise and protect their…

The rule of law / Magna Carta (Part 2)

In the previous article I referred to the special link the Magna Carta (MC) has to the USA as Runnymede, an acre of Crown land and where the MC was concluded, was given in May 1965 to the American people in perpetuity under the control and management of the Kennedy…

The long awaited GBVF bill signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa

P On 24 May 2024, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed into law the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Bill (the GBVF Bill). The establishment of the National Council was one of the resolutions of the first Presidential Summit on…

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Refugee Law

Refugee Law

LET’S TALK LAW - Refugee law [Ep. 2] https://youtu.be/8Afm5uSrv94 Pearl Khumalo our Staff Attorney based at our Durban office, will be covering refugee law and the issues faced by refugees in South Africa#ProBono.Org#EPFStudios#Law #Podcast #LetsTalkLaw

Introduction to ProBono.Org 

Introduction to ProBono.Org 

WELCOME TO LET’S TALK LAW. Let’s get to know ProBono.Org, what they do and how they can help you.Empire Partner Foundation presents this bi-weekly legal podcast to inform you on common legal matters and give access to free legal counsel and representation...

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Legal representation will ensure that the constitutional promise of access to justice is available to all. 

- Former Chief Justice, Sandile Ngcobo

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What We Do

Services to clients

ProBono.Org screens, matches and refers clients to volunteer private lawyers. These are some of our services…

Services to lawyers

> We make it easy to give back
> We relieve the administrative burden of pro bono work for legal practitioners
> We find clients
> We vet clients
> We ensure all their documents are in order

General Services

ProBono.Org establishes links and builds bridges between the private legal sector and the public interest legal needs of the poor.

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