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Dhwani Legal Trust
Enabling Access to Justice to All
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Dhwani Legal Trust is a not-for-profit organization that aspires to provide legal aid and assistance to all, in accordance with the ideals envisaged in the Constitution of India. Dhwani seeks to instill faith in the due process of the law among the general public, by providing reliable and approachable legal aid, assistance and support, and by propagating legal awareness. Dhwani is a Charitable Trust eligible for exemptions under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.
Updates
29th September 2026: Community Leadership & Policy Dialogue.
This programme was organised by Solidarity Foundation, Best Practices Foundation, KVS and others. Around 50 Grassroots leaders and representatives of LGBTQIA+ persons, female sex workers, persons with disabilities, Muslim and Dalit women were present. Adv. Archana spoke on the Constitution, “My Body, My Right, My Life,” and the importance of law in achieving social justice. Government schemes and entitlements were also discussed. The Assistant Director of the Child and Women Welfare Department and HIV counsellors from different hospitals participated in the discussions.
27th September 2026: Session on Criminal Prosedure organised by Women's Voice at SCMI House.
A session on Criminal Procedure was organised for 85 women members of Women’s Voice. This session was Conducted by Adv. Shahsidhara and Adv. Archana from Dhwani Legal trust. The session covered FIRs, filing complaints and bail procedures. Through interactive discussions and group activities, participants explored their legal rights and practical legal processes. Dr. Ruth Manorama, Secretary of Women's Voice her shared insights on law, social change and women’s empowerment.
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22nd September 2026: Awareness session on Child Marriage and protection laws in hindi.
An awareness session on child marriage and child protection laws was conducted for the waste pickers’ community at Rayasandra, Electronic City. Adv. Shraddha was the resource person and explained the legal provisions, risks, and consequences associated with child marriage. The session also focused on children’s rights, protection mechanisms, and the importance of reporting and preventing child marriage.
Phone
+91 84313 00745
+9180 3590 4062
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Working Hours: 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM (Monday to Saturday)
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