The Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement is a law firm based in Adelaide, South Australia, providing legal services to Aboriginal people. They have a strong focus on social justice, equality, and wellbeing, particularly for the Aboriginal community in South Australia. The firm offers a range of services, including legal representation, advocacy, and support. With a team of dedicated staff, they strive to make a positive impact in the lives of their clients.
The Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement provides legal services in areas such as custody notification, legal representation, disability legal support, and advocacy. They also offer financial counselling, Aboriginal field services, and prisoner care programs.
The firm is based in Adelaide, South Australia, and provides services to Aboriginal people across the state. They have a particular focus on supporting the local Aboriginal community in Adelaide and surrounding areas.
The Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement has expertise in working with Aboriginal people and providing culturally sensitive legal services. They have a deep understanding of the unique challenges and needs of the Aboriginal community and are committed to providing tailored support.
The firm offers a range of unique services, including the Custody Notification Service, which provides support to Aboriginal people in custody. They also have a strong focus on advocacy and work to address systemic issues affecting the Aboriginal community.
Want to hear a joke? Aboriginal legal rights movement! 😂 Two weeks ago I had been told to transfer my court case from Whyalla to Adelaide as they don’t provide a service in Whyalla for some stupid reason only to be turned down after reaching out 5 times. Imagine having all that government funding for aboriginal people only not to represent them in a criminal court because there is no imprisonment included. Could have stayed in Whyalla and represented myself as I’m going to have to do in Adelaide. Do better.
321-325 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia