The better way to get legal help wherever you are
One simple membership connects you to legal support services.
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Legal guidance through your local RPAI secretariat
Why choose RPAI
Justice shouldn't depend on your pocket. One membership brings you legal support, a collective voice, and a movement that invests in the future of access to justice.
One simple membership connects you to legal support services.
A community that raises valid concerns together, ensuring that its members don't face the legal system alone.
Community capacity-building initiatives and legal scholarships that grow informed citizens and the next generation of justice professionals.
Testimonials
I received guidance and representation that helped me understand my rights and navigate the process with confidence. RPAI made me feel that I was not alone.
Nisha, Suriname
Issues we help with
How it works
As a member-focused model, members get connected to legal-support services wherever they are.
Step 01
Fill out our simple online membership form for review.
Step 02
Tell us about your legal situation by live chat, online form, or email, once your membership is activated.
Step 03
We connect you with the appropriate legal professional or service.
Step 04
Receive guidance and support through the appropriate resolution process.
FAQs
Everything you need to know about RPAI and the A2J membership scheme.
RPAI, Rights Protection Agency Int'l, is an A2J platform providing members with legal support services through our network of legal professionals and dedicated law firms, combining advocacy and solidarity in promoting access to justice.
RPAI is an A2J membership scheme. Depending on the service required, members may be connected with appropriately qualified and authorized legal professionals.
A2J (Access-to-Justice) simply refers to helping everyday people understand, exercise, and protect their legal rights and obtain appropriate legal remedies, regardless of their financial or social circumstances.
With RPAI membership, you're connected to legal support services depending on your legal situation. When you livechat, email or consult your local RPAI secretariat and explain your legal matter, you'll be connected to a lawyer to assist you.
Fill out our simple online membership form for review.
As soon as you sign up for a RPAI membership, you get access to legal consultation, advice, letters or calls made on your behalf, contract and document reviews; but court representation will be available only after 120 days where your membership becomes active.
RPAI advocate for rights, equality, fairer policies that promote access to Justice for members in society.
Yes, RPAI empower members to identify and report any injustice against fellow members that fall within RPAI mandate for public attention and appropriate legal support.
For the Rights Protection Agency International (RPAI), Solidarity means standing with and supporting members facing rights-related challenges, or difficulties in accessing justice.
RPAI will provide you with updates on the status of your matter, including important actions taken, referrals, appointments, documents required, and the next steps where applicable. For matters that have been referred to a public institution, RPAI will provide information available to it and, where appropriate, direct you to the relevant institution's case-tracking or inquiry process.
Contact RPAI member services for assistance and request a clear explanation of the status of your case, actions taken, outstanding matters, and the next steps or where appropriate, referral to another qualified legal professional or the relevant professional or regulatory body. If the concern involves professional misconduct by a lawyer, a formal complaint may be made to the appropriate disciplinary authority on your behalf.
Our Privacy Policy and technologies help keep members’ info strictly secret and restricted from unauthorised access to protect members’ identities.
RPAI Legal Education Sponsorship is open to individuals who demonstrate a genuine commitment to pursuing legal education and developing their capacity to promote access to justice and the protection of rights in their communities.
No. Legal outcomes depend on the facts, applicable law, evidence, procedure, and decisions of the relevant authorities or courts. No outcome can be guaranteed.
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Join a membership scheme that connects you to qualified legal assistance, guidance, and representation when you need it.