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
Dhwani Legal Trust is seeking to employ a passionate Advocate to assist in and to carry out its Legal Aid and Legal Awareness work
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Litigation and all allied tasks
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Providing Legal Representation and advice
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Conducting legal awareness sessions to diverse sets of audiences
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Organising events on topics of social and legal import
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Two years of litigation experience, including in the High Court
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Fluency in English and Kannada
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Bent for voluntary social service, and for conducting sessions on the Law.
This is a full-time position based in Bengaluru.
25th July, 2026 : Public Talk and Discussion on Human Trafficking, Sexual Servitude and The Law by Ms. Brinda Adige
In observance of Anti-Human Trafficking Day, Dhwani Legal Trust hosted an interactive public talk and discussion with Brinda Adige on human trafficking, sexual servitude, and the law. Drawing from her experience as a rescuer, she highlighted trafficking's impact on marginalized communities, questioned the legal framing of "immoral trafficking," challenged patriarchal assumptions, and underscored trafficking as one of the most profitable forms of organized crime. Dhwani extends its sincere gratitude to Ms. Brinda Adige and to all the participants for their meaningful engagement.
22nd July 2026: Awareness session on women’s rights and legal protectionsn- organised by Maarga, Koramangala
Adv Archana, legal awareness coordinator from Dhwani Legal Trust conducted a legal awareness session for 20 women in Koramangala, organized by Maarga NGO, which works with marginalized communities on rights, entitlements, and children’s education. The session covered the POSH Act, Domestic Violence Act, and Dowry Prohibition Act. The discussion was interactive, with participants actively raising questions about complaint procedures, where to seek help, and available legal remedies.
Phone
+91 84313 00745
+9180 3590 4062
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Working Hours: 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM (Monday to Saturday)