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Public Foundation Legal Clinic “Adilet”
http://www.adilet.kg/
39 Umetalieva Street, Bishkek 720010, Kyrgyzstan
Tel: +996 31 26 51 555
Fax: +996 31 26 53 513
Contact person: Timur Karmyshov, Senior lawyer
Email: legal@elcat.kg
The Legal Aid Clinic ”Adilet” implements projects which are intended to protect human rights and freedoms in the Kyrgyz Republic. The Clinic has highly qualified legal staff with practical experience in protection field. The organisation provides pro bono legal assistance to vulnerable groups of the population (amongst others, refugees, asylum seekers and stateless persons) and tries to raise its legal culture; monitors the observing of citizens’ rights by the government bodies; tries to improve the legislative base on issues touched by the projects it implements; provides training on advocate practical skills to students; and tries to rise awareness on the issues touched by its projects. The Legal Aid Clinic ”Adilet” is an implementing partner of UNHCR.
LGBTI ORGANISATIONS IN KYRGYZSTAN
Labrys
Website: http://www.labrys.kg/en
Address: p/o box 1969, Glavpochtamt 720000, Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic
Contact email: kyrgyzlabrys@gmail.com
Telephone (s):
+996 (312) 902 963 (Mon-Fri, 9:30 to 18:00)
+996 (555) 902 963 (Mon-Fri, 24 hours)
+996 (705) 902 963 (Mon-Fri, 24 hours)
Skype: LabrysKG
The LGBTIQA organization “Labrys” is a grassroots platform for advancement and protection of the human rights of LGBTIQA people in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia, equipped with advocacy instruments moved by different generations of activists. The organisation’s main goal is to improve the quality of life of LGBTIQA communities in Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia.