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ALF was started in March, 2000, by a collective of lawyers with the
belief that there was a need for an alternative practice of law. We
recognize that a practice of law is inherently political. We are
committed to a practice of law which will respond to issues of social
and economic injustice.
Over the past few years ALF has grown from being
a legal service provider to becoming a space that integrates
alternative lawyering with critical research, alternative dispute
resolution, pedagogic interventions and more generally maintaining
sustained legal interventions in various social issues. We are
also commited to an inter disciplinary interrogation of the law using
creative forms.
ALF perceives itself simultaneously as a space that provides
qualitative legal services to marginalized groups, as an autonomous
research institution with a strong interdisciplinary approach working
with practitioners from other fields, as a public legal resource using
conventional and unconventional forms of creating access to
information, as a centre for generating quality resources that will
make interventions in legal education and training, and as finally a
platform to enable collaborative and creative models of knowledge
production.
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Nearly 35,000 families face the threat of submergence without rehabilitation, as the Narmada Control Authority has decided to raise the height of the Sardar
Sarovar dam from 110.64 meters to 121.92meters, in March 2006.
Please pass this petition around and ask people to fax it to the Prime Minister's Office
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The Judicial Nineties
May 10th & 11th, 2008 at the Christ College of Law, Christ College Campus, Hosur Road, Bangalore 560029
For details please click here
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Bangalore Pride 2009