For Organisations and Prospective Partners:

If you are a practitioner or the representative an organisation seeking pro bono research assistance, services related to our other fields of activity, or if you wish to make a proposal for future volunteer work relating to ‘access to justice’ then please feel free to get in contact our student directors. The EJP has worked with a wide variety organisations including government bodies, non-government organisations, legal clinics, law firms, and sole practitioners.

For more information please contact  directors@equaljustice.co.nz (please note it is not our usual practice to advocate directly on behalf of a person)

For Private Individuals

If you are seeking help with some litigation we advise that you seek help with your local community law centre.

Welcome to the new EJP website, we are a student run pro-bono legal services organisation operating out of the University of Auckland Law School since 2005

Refugee/Migrant

Legal Clinics

Women and Law

For Students

If you are a penultimate or final year law student interested in volunteering to promote access to justice then feel free to explore what we do and who we are. We are always looking for enthusiastic new members so please feel free to get in contact with the student directors at any time.

Working with the EJP will give you real world experience and directs your skills and initiative towards the ends of equal access to justice. We are flexible and encourage diversity within our projects, and to that end welcome initiative and input from our student volunteers.

For more information please contact our directors on:

directors@equaljustice.co.nz

NB For the EJP structure, values statement, code of ethics, constitution, and pro bono terms of engagement please download the EJP Handbook 2010 PDF below.

Pro-Bono

Human Rights

Fast Links

Street Law

Administration