Here are some ways to get free legal advice in Pakistan:

Government Initiatives

1. Legal Aid and Justice Authority (LAJA): LAJA provides free legal aid to deserving individuals, including women, children, and the poor.

2. National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW): NCSW offers free legal advice and aid to women who are victims of violence or discrimination.

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

1. Pakistan Bar Council: The Pakistan Bar Council has a free legal aid program that provides advice and representation to needy individuals.

2. Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP): HRCP offers free legal advice and aid to individuals whose human rights have been violated.

3. Edhi Foundation: The Edhi Foundation provides free legal aid and advice to the poor and needy.

Online Resources

1. Pakistan Bar Council’s Online Legal Aid Portal: This portal provides free online legal advice and aid to individuals.

2. Legal Aid Society: This online platform provides free legal advice and aid to individuals in need.

Law Schools and Universities

1. Law clinics: Many law schools and universities in Pakistan have law clinics that offer free legal advice and aid to individuals.

2. Student-run legal aid societies: Some law schools and universities have student-run legal aid societies that provide free legal advice and aid to individuals.

Other Options

1. Local community centers: Some local community centers may offer free legal advice and aid to individuals.

2. Mosque or church-based organizations: Some mosque or church-based organizations may offer free legal advice and aid to individuals.