Legal Aid Commission

The Legal Aid Commission is a government organization that provides legal assistance to people who cannot afford a lawyer. Its mandate is to ensure access to justice, helping individuals with legal issues such as family law, criminal cases, and housing disputes. The commission may offer services such as legal advice, representation in court, and information about legal rights. By supporting those without the means to pay for legal services, the Legal Aid Commission plays a crucial role in promoting fairness and equality within the legal system.