Legal Assistance Centre-Namibia

PEOPLE THE LAC IS ASSISTING
Struggle Against Institutionalized HIV Discrimination Continues
16/07/2008: Following a South African victory that ended mandatory HIV testing for people who wanted to enlist in the military, a human rights lawyer examines Namibia's policy.

In the Air
23/05/2008: For the San people in Tsumkwe, an LAC-sponsored radio is providing an education in Namibian laws and the Constitution. For some, it's the first time they're learning about their human rights.

Hofni Seeking Justice After Shooting
Without fair warning or a fair reason, 25-year-old Hofni Shooya was shot by police. As a result, his right leg was amputated. The Legal Assistance Centre is helping him fight for justice.

Kicked out, Kaalina Fights for her Home
Kaalina, an HIV-positive mother of five, was kicked out of her family home. Learn how the Legal Assistance Centre is helping her fight back.

Sex Workers Searching for Legal Safety
The Legal Assistance Centre is urging government to change its current laws to protect people like Dorina, a Namibian sex worker who risks her life for a little bit of money to survive.