How many women & their children in the Northern Territory have to die before our community takes atrocities like this seriously? 
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Today on ‘Sisters in Law’, CAWLS Migration Lawyer, Meaghan, joined hosts Jazz and Naya, in the studio to discuss immigration law and the ‘CAWLS Migration Hub’. 
The CAWLS Migration Hub is a service available for ANY woman in the Northern Territory, experiencing disadvantage, to receive timely and confidential migration advice (with priority given…
Earlier this month, CAWLS Barkly lawyers, Anisha & Mollie, travelled to deliver community legal education and say g’day to the women of Elliott 
Our team had a wonderful time with everyone in attendance and look forward to returning to Elliott next month 
If you need legal assistance or advice across the…
To say it has been cold lately, would be an understatement… now, think of those who have nothing to wrap around their shoulders, or children who don’t have a pair of warm socks to put on their feet… 
Heartbreakingly, this is the reality of many women and their children in our community… 
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Today, our CAWLS Mparntwe (Alice Springs) Office started the morning as part of the NAIDOC Week March down Todd Street Despite the extremely cold temperatures this week, it was inspiring to see so many friendly faces and organisations turn up in support of NAIDOC week 
The March was led by North Australian Aboriginal…
This week on ‘Sisters in Law’, CAWLS invited Annie Taylor from NT Shelter and Frances Paterson-Fleider from ‘Community Housing Central Australia’, to discuss the issue of housing & homelessness across the Territory – and in particular, Central Australia and the Barkly 
Temperatures are dipping right down to freezing levels across the desert,…
Our CAWLS Barkly team kicked off NAIDOC week on Monday with a march down the main street of Tennant Creek It was encouraging and powerful to see such a large crowd of community members and organisations attend in support 
CAWLS stands in solidarity with all First Nation people of Australia. We look forward…
Join the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service and the Chamber of Commerce Northern Territory in conversation with Champion of Change, Justice Chris Maxwell, and a panel of diverse, inspiring & engaging Australians about what gender equity + gender equality means, looks like and how we get there The panel will feature discussions &…
Our services at the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service are available to all persons who identify as women, non-binary and gender diverse, who have been adversely impacted by patriarchal structures and practices 
Call our free call hotline on 1800 684 055 to make your free & confidential appointment with our team.
“The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a women’s life, to her well-being and dignity. It is a decision she must make for herself. When Government controls that decision for her, she is being treated as less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices” – Ruth…
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