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Free Legal Aid – a Human Right

Abstract States have an obligation to ensure equal access to justice. This obligation entails the provision of free legal aid to those without sufficient means to pay for legal services. The absence of free legal aid is a barrier to equal access to justice, which in turn detrimentally affects vulnerable groups, hindering equality in the enjoyment of human rights. In the assessment of criteria for free legal aid, relevant criteria are the significance of the rights that are affected, the general impact of the case, the complexity of the case, the ability to self-represent, and the chances of success.