Who we Are?
The Legal Aid and Awareness Committee (LAAC), National Law University, Jodhpur, traces its roots to the University’s early commitment to legal aid through the Centre for Legal Aid and Social Services. Recognising the need for a more structured and impact-driven approach towards legal outreach and community engagement, the Committee was reconstituted in 2015 as LAAC.
Since then, it has evolved into a dynamic, student-led body that actively engages with the law beyond classrooms—working to ensure that legal rights are not confined to statutes but are meaningfully realised in practice. What began as a platform for legal awareness has steadily grown into an initiative that integrates legal aid, research, policy engagement, and grassroots action.
What we do?
Sustainable Development Goals
LAAC contributes through legal literacy drives, awareness workshops, and community outreach programs that educate people—especially students and marginalized groups—about their rights and legal remedies. This promotes inclusive and accessible education beyond formal classrooms.
Initiatives focused on women empowerment, spreading awareness about laws relating to domestic violence, workplace harassment, and rights of women directly advance gender equality and help in reducing systemic discrimination.
By creating awareness about labour laws, workers’ rights, minimum wages, and legal protections against exploitation, LAAC supports fair working conditions and empowers individuals to seek dignified employment.
Smart village initiatives and community engagement projects promote sustainable development at the grassroots level, including awareness about governance, civic rights, and access to basic services.
Impact in Motion
