Fighting for Justice. Fighting for you.
Human Rights Project
by Judith L Wood
Dedicated to promoting and protecting the fundamental rights of every individual, we are determined to create a world of justice, equality, and unity. Join us in our mission to make a difference.
Saint Judy tells the true story of Los Angeles immigration attorney Judy Wood, who single-handedly changed the United States law of asylum and saved countless lives in the process.
In a landmark case, one of her first as an immigration lawyer, Judy Wood represented an Afghan woman who fled her home country after being persecuted by the Taliban for opening a school for girls. After a tenacious battle both in and out of court, Judy's efforts culminated in arguments before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit where she fought to include women as a protected class.
Saint Judy
Dir. Sean Hanish
The Human Rights Project was founded in 1993 in order to protect the rights of immigrants and refugees who have been victims of torture. It has since expanded its role to encompass women's rights and children's rights.
The organization's principles are taken from the constitution that all people are born equal and inalienable rights. "With Liberty and Justice for All," It is evident that many men, women, and children suffer from extreme injustices at the hands of their own native governments.
Our vision at the Human Rights Project is to continue to bring these types of global injustices to the forefront of our country's national awareness by using our legal knowledge and expertise to seek justice for victims of social inequities.
What We Do
Raise Awareness
Through legal advocacy, public education, media engagement, policy advocacy, collaborations, online presence, and grassroots mobilization, we educate the public about current human rights issues
Events and Fundraisers
See our Events page for a variety of upcoming events and awareness campaigns we organize to engage the community, raise funds and encourage action
Pro Bono Cases
At HRP, we are deeply committed to providing pro bono legal assistance in cases where vulnerable individuals face significant immigration rights challenges, ensuring access to justice for those in need
News
Upcoming Events
Contact Us
We value your voice and are here to listen. Reach out to us with any questions, concerns, or comments you may have.
Phone:
213-680-7801
323-683-5166
Email:
Address:
201 S Santa Fe Avenue, Suite 101
Los Angeles CA, 90012