Working areas of Legal Grounds Philippines — each led by volunteer counsel and open to new contributors. Every program produces public outputs anyone can read, cite, or build on.
Plain-language explainers of statutes, jurisprudence, and rights — built around the questions citizens, journalists, and frontline workers actually ask.
Public comments on pending bills. Amicus briefs in active cases. Independent analyses of agency action — all on the technology-law frontier.
Peer-reviewed papers, working notes, and policy white papers — independent analysis built for public discourse, not behind paywalls.
FOI requests, agency monitoring, independent compliance reviews. We publish what we find — completed, partial, or denied.
A coordinated pro bono network across LGP membership — public-interest cases referred, vetted, and matched with willing volunteer lawyers.
Joint research with ASEAN sister organizations, regional digital rights coalitions, and global standard-setting bodies. We bring international thinking home, and PH practice outward.
Lawyers, paralegals, and law students with relevant background can apply to join any active program as a contributing volunteer.
Apply for membership →If you're aware of a case that fits LGP's pro bono criteria, the pro bono network can triage and match it with willing counsel.
Submit a referral →Every publication, pleading, and template is free to read, cite, and reuse. No login required for public materials.
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