National Justice Project

At National Justice Project, we are driven by a resolute dedication to safeguarding the rights of individuals who face discrimination and injustice in various complex settings. Our practice areas span across prisons, policing, healthcare, immigration detention, child protection, and youth detention. Our legal professionals are deeply committed to advocating for our clients, many of whom have faced severe adversity yet show remarkable resilience. Our clientele includes refugees who have suffered in offshore detention, First Nations families seeking redress for the loss of loved ones while in custody, youths neglected by the state, and individuals with disabilities who are frequently marginalised. Together with these courageous individuals, we endeavour to bring about reform within the justice system, promoting fairness, justice, and equity for all. Our practice is rooted in empathy and a profound understanding of the challenges our clients face. We aim not only to achieve reparations but also to incite systemic change. By uplifting the voices of the marginalised, we reinforce our commitment to a society where equal treatment under the law becomes a tangible reality. As a progressive human rights law firm, National Justice Project is dedicated to eradicating discrimination. Our work involves engaging with First Nations communities, people with disabilities, refugees, asylum seekers, and anyone confronted with discrimination. We pursue strategic legal actions aimed at securing truth, justice, and accountability for clients who have endured harm from systemic inequalities in environments such as prisons, out-of-home care, policing, and healthcare. Each case we undertake not only seeks justice for the individual but also aims to instigate broader societal change, contributing to a more inclusive future for all.