Our Story
About Awaaz
Our Mission
Justice Is Not a Privilege. It Is a Right.
Awaaz was created in response to the mass arrests of students and minorities during the CJP protests across India. When the State uses its power to silence dissent, we use the law to speak back. Our mission is simple: ensure that every person arrested or detained — regardless of faith, community, or background — has access to legal representation and constitutional protection.
Constitutional Equality
We are guided by Article 14. Every person — Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist — stands equal before the law. We enforce that equality.
Dignity of the Individual
Every complaint we receive is treated with the full weight of a human life. We do not process cases — we fight for people.
Transparency & Accountability
We operate openly. Our partners are named. Our process is documented. We hold both ourselves and the State accountable.
Backed By
Our Partner Organizations
Citizens for Justice and Peace is India's foremost civil liberties organization, founded to uphold the constitutional rights of all citizens. CJP has been at the forefront of legal battles against arbitrary detention, communal violence, and the erosion of democratic freedoms. Awaaz operates under the umbrella of CJP's legal aid network.
Office of Al Mahdi
The Office of Al Mahdi provides institutional support, resources, and coordination for legal aid efforts on behalf of students and minorities affected by the CJP protest arrests. Their backing ensures that no case goes unheard due to lack of resources.
INC Law & Human Rights Cell
The Indian National Congress Law and Human Rights Cell brings together experienced advocates and legal scholars committed to defending constitutional rights and democratic freedoms. The Cell provides legal expertise, advocate networks, and strategic litigation support to Awaaz.
Reach Us
Get in Touch
For urgent legal matters, media inquiries, or partnership requests, reach out to our team directly.
For individual legal aid, please use the complaint form — direct emails may not receive the same priority as a formal complaint submission.