Lawyers Collective
Lawyers Collective is a human rights NGO, which has worked for the rights of the most marginalised groups. It was founded by Senior Advocates Indira Jaising and Anand Grover in 1981. It has been instrumental in the drafting, advocacy and strategic litigation of the Domestic Violence Act and the HIV/AIDS Act.
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