Legal Clinic Myanmar (LCM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the rule of law, justice, and human rights in Myanmar. Established in 2011, we empower communities through legal aid, education, advocacy, and social/humanitarian support, ensuring access to justice and protection for vulnerable groups.
Founded in August 2011 by 11 passionate young, idealistic lawyers, LCM began by offering free legal consultations and awareness training. From a small voluntary team, we’ve grown to [###] legal professionals, operating [###] legal aid branch offices and [###] community-based paralegals across Myanmar.
Strengthen legal frameworks and ensure justice access.
Educate citizens on their rights and available legal remedies.
Offer support for legal rights violations.
Every citizen's legal rights are secured through the enforcement of the Rule of Law.
Promoting the Rule of Law and inspiring citizens to claim human rights. We believe in the power of law to protect and advance human rights.
Our programs are community-based and community-centered. Key approaches include:
Founded by 11 passionate young lawyers, LCM’s dynamic team now includes advocates, pleaders, retired prosecutors, and community paralegals across Myanmar. Guided by the philosophy that “justice must be accessible to everyone,” we ensure legal support reaches those most in need. Notably, LCM is a women-led organization, with 70% of our team being women, holding key roles in decision-making, management, and advocacy. Our Executive, Program, Legal, Administration & HR, and Finance departments collaborate to advance our mission.
A founding member of LCM since August 2011, Daw Hla Hla Yee brings extensive experience in human rights law and advocacy. As Director, she oversees the organization’s strategic direction and ensures our mission of promoting the rule of law and human rights is upheld.
Joining LCM as a founding member in August 2011, N Hkawn Din plays a crucial role as Deputy Director. With a deep understanding of legal and political systems, she supports the overall management and operational excellence of LCM’s programs across Myanmar.
A founding member of LCM since August 2011, Ja Seng Mai leads the Training Department. Her passion for empowering communities ensures that LCM’s legal education and paralegal training programs are effective in raising awareness and building capacity for justice from the ground up.
Develops and delivers legal education and paralegal training programs.
Provides direct legal aid services, consultation, and representation.
Manages the implementation and coordination of all LCM’s projects and activities.
Oversees financial management, budgeting, and accountability.
Manages human resources and ensures smooth administrative operations.
Partnership is crucial to our work. Our activities are primarily funded by generous local and international donations. We are deeply grateful for ongoing support from
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