Our work
We work to protect people’s rights, to ensure we are all equal before the law, and to bring justice within the reach of everyone in the UK, no matter how much money you have, where you live, or the colour of your skin. We do this by convening experts, leading research, advising policy makers, and building public understanding.


The criminal legal system
A fair and effective criminal legal system is vital to a safe and just society. It affects not only defendants, but also victims, witnesses, families, and entire communities. Right now, the system is under immense pressure – with growing court delays, overcrowded prisons, and entrenched inequalities.
Equality and discrimination
Too often, people’s interactions with the justice system are shaped by the colour of their skin, how much money they have, whether they have a disability, and other factors that should have no bearing. The resulting injustices separate families, deepen hardship, and deprive people of life opportunities.

AI and technology
Technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), could fundamentally change the justice system. There are significant potential benefits for our overstretched, underfunded system. But there are also significant risks, since the justice system holds people’s lives in its hands and protects our democracy.

Justice in Action
What people say about JUSTICE
Our work is shaped by those we support, collaborate with, and advocate for. From legal professionals to individuals affected by injustice, these reflections highlight the real-world impact of our efforts to strengthen the rule of law, protect human rights, and ensure fairer outcomes for all.
Social welfare and family law
Social welfare law defines the support people receive from the state, to ensure basic dignity and aid those facing hardships. For it to work, people must be able to uphold their rights and access to services due, such as housing. Those facing family separation need access to justice, with children’s voices properly heard.