Legal mobilisation

Legal mobilisation is the employment of legal processes and resources by activist groups or individuals in order to achieve specific social and political outcomes. It is a form of social mobilisation that focuses on successfully pleading strategic litigation cases before the courts.

The mobilisation of the law may involve multiple stakeholders, including advocacy groups, marginalised communities, non-governmental organisations, independent government agencies, and lawyers.

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