Your Rights organisations
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The Citizens Advice service helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free, independent and confidential advice, and by influencing policymakers. |
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| Myddelton House, 115-123 Pentonville Road, London. N1 9LZ |
Tel: 02078 332 181
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Children Law UK exists to foster a judicial process that works in the interests of children, young people, families and the wider community. |
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| Unit 15, The Aberdeen Centre, 24 Highbury Grove, London. N5 2EA |
Tel: 020 7704 9919 |
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The aim of the Community Legal Service is to ensure that people can get information and advice about their legal rights and help with enforcing them. Bringing together legal aid solicitors, Citizens' Advice Bureaux, Law Centres, local authority services and other organisations in local networks, the Community Legal Service is an important part of the Government's fight against social exclusion. |
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EC Group, |
Tel: 0845 345 4 345 |
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PO Box 386, |
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29‑37 Red Lion Street, |
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The Institute of Prison Law, founded in 1998, exists to further the knowledge and the practice of prison law. We do this by providing CPD training that is accredited by both the Law Society and the Bar Council, and delivered to our clients by a team of experts who are renowned in their field. |
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| PO Box 116, Manchester. M9 6WS |
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0845 066 0011 Fax: 0845 066 0022 Email: mail@prisonlaw.org.uk |
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Founded in 1957 JUSTICE is an independent legal human rights organisation. We have growing and influential membership of barristers, solicitors, judges, academics and voluntary sector workers, and legal professionals. |
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| 59 Carter Lane, London. EC 4V 5AQ |
Tel: 0207 329 5100 |
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The injustice of the child protection system. How you deal with Social Workers, Court, Police, Prison, the NSPCC and Probation, is within these pages. Updated, as new laws and even more bureaucracy threaten to overwhelm us. |
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Email: John@legalsurvival.co.uk |
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Liberty is one of the UK's leading human rights and civil liberties organisations. It was founded as the National Council for Civil Liberties in 1934 and has campaigned for equal rights for over 70 years. Liberty is an independent human rights organisation - we are not overseen or regulated by a representative or umbrella body. |
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| 21 Tabard Street, London. SE1 4LA |
Tel: 0207 403 3888 |
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The Trust is an independent registered Charity that has been in existence since 1995. The No-Way Trust was formed after a project entitled "Prison Me No Way" rolled out in its previous years. It was this projects massive Success that brought together a nucleus of people who believed in preventative work. The Co founders realised there was a lack of informative support missing in the lives of our young, and formed The No-Way Trust. Even to this date the Charity is still widely and more commonly known as "Prison Me No Way." |
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| No Way Trust, The Deep Business Centre, Tower Street, Hull. HU1 4BG |
Tel: 01482 224382 |
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This website aims to provide an easily understood guide to the Human Rights Act 1998, explaining its relevance and impact in many different areas of law ranging from rights of privacy to rights of peaceful protest. Your Rights is written by expert lawyers, but intended primarily for people who have no specialist legal knowledge. |
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| 21 Tabard Street, London. SE1 4LA |
Tel: 0845 123 2307 |
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