Stories from the field: Overcoming access to justice barriers through grassroots communities’ participation and collective action 

Cover page of the Stories from the field: Overcoming access to justice barriers through grassroots communities’ participation and collective action

This publication is a parallel study developed by the Development of Human Resources for Rural Areas (DHRRA) Malaysia. It is part of the Alternative Law Groups’ Stories from the field: Overcoming access to justice barriers through grassroots communities’ participation and collective action project.

Community-based organizations like DHRRA (Development of Human Resources in Rural Areas), Malaysia often face challenges in documenting findings and outcomes due to limited resources. Our primary focus has always been on addressing the immediate needs of the people, such as providing paralegal assistance to bridge and address issues of statelessness. 

Through this research project, we were able to highlight the stories and experiences of those we have helped, showcasing the importance of grassroots communities’ participation and collective action in overcoming barriers to justice. It provided a platform to amplify the voices of those who are often marginalized and ensure that their struggles and successes are recorded and recognized. 

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