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Criminal Law

Free criminal legal aid for eligible accused persons and detainees who cannot afford a lawyer.

Civil legal aid covering family, land, property, contract, consumer and related disputes.

Mediation, negotiation, conciliation and arbitration support aimed at resolving disputes efficiently and fairly.

Legal support on workplace rights, dismissal, wages, discrimination, harassment and employment disputes.

Community legal education, paralegal support, advocacy, policy reform and support for vulnerable groups.

Attorneys 4 All signed a Service Level Agreement with Sierra Leone's Ministry of Justice.

A4A is accredited by and works in partnership with the Legal Aid Board.

A4A's inaugural Board Meeting brought together the organisation's governance leadership.

The Ministry of Planning and Economic Development conducted a monitoring mission at A4A as part of institutional oversight and engagement.

Knowing your basic legal rights can help you recognise unfair treatment, make informed decisions and know when to seek legal assistance.

Preserve relevant information, seek legal advice and report the matter to the appropriate authority where necessary.

Legal advice can be important when liberty, family, property, employment or substantial financial interests are at risk.