Legal Aid Helpline Resources

Legal Help Line & Aid Resources - Pakistan

📞 Legal Help Line & Aid Resources in Pakistan

If you or someone you know needs immediate legal advice or protection, please contact one of the following verified helplines and resources.

⚖️ Government Legal Aid Programs

  • Federal Legal Aid Office: 051-9203108
  • Punjab Free Legal Aid: 0800-70806
  • Sindh Legal Aid Office: 021-99217226

👩‍🦰 Women Protection & Violence Helplines

  • Punjab Women’s Helpline: 1043
  • Sindh Women Development: 1094
  • Madadgar National Helpline: 1098 (Child/Women Protection)

🧑‍⚖️ Human Rights & Legal Support

  • Ministry of Human Rights: 1099 or mohr.gov.pk
  • HRCP Pakistan: hrcp-web.org
  • Asma Jahangir Legal Aid Cell: 042-35855871

If you are in urgent danger, always call 15 (Police Emergency) first.

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