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The first civil justice centre for facilitating access to justice
The Local Human Rights Index is an effective tool for studying the state of human rights protection in communities
Dream 3.0: LDN at the Civil Society Organizational Development Forum
More than 50 human rights organizations opposed the the Law Draft on Advocacy 9055
Paralegals will help improve the legal aid system in Ukraine
First Community Justice Center in Kharkiv Region is establishing cooperation with the legal clinic of the National Law University named after Yaroslav the Wise
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A deferral can now be re-registered without the risk of losing it
eOselia at 3% for veterans and families of the fallen: how not to lose your right to preferential housing
New Armed Forces contracts in 2026: what Resolution No. 768 changed
A parent has a disability: can a serviceperson be discharged from service?
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“The Result of Our Joint Work is a Happy Child and Mother” — How Link Connects Partners to Help People
“In court, they tried to convince me that the person advising me was incompetent” — how Link helps resolve legal issues
The ability to deliver aid exactly where it’s needed most: the experience of cf “Pomagaem” working with Link
Internally Displaced People in the Khmilnyk Community Receive Assistance to Adapt to Their New Lives, Taking Their Major Challenges into Account
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The Legal Development Network implements comprehensive projects aimed at strengthening human rights, developing capable communities, and building sustainable tools for access to legal aid. We work at the intersection of advocacy, legal education, and local coordination of humanitarian response.
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