Spotlight Legal Hub

Legal partnerships expanding women’s access to justice.

An institutional pathway operated by Spotlight, connecting women’s legal needs with services funded by associations, organisations and partner institutions.

In development

Our purpose

Legal services for women through institutional partnerships.

Spotlight Legal Hub works to improve access to justice for women and girls without a predetermined geographic restriction. It collaborates with national and international associations, organisations and institutions seeking to support their beneficiaries.

Partners may commission legal-awareness activities and training, or packages of consultations, legal assistance and representation, subject to the team’s expertise, available resources and agreed contractual commitments.

The programme does not offer open-ended free individual consultations. Funded services are available only under active partnerships or projects, subject to eligibility criteria and operational capacity. Individual legal advice remains the responsibility of a qualified lawyer.

Discuss an institutional partnership

Or email us using your preferred email provider: info@spotlightclhr.org

Initial focus areas

Five areas of everyday legal need.

Funded services may cover these areas depending on partner priorities and available agreements.

Family & personal status

Family responsibilities and personal-status matters.

Domestic violence

Protection-related legal needs and routes to assistance.

Labour rights

Employment and workplace concerns.

Sexual harassment

Unwanted conduct and questions about legal support.

Digital & image-based abuse

Online threats, extortion and images shared without consent.

How partnerships work

From an identified need to funded legal services.

01 · Identify needs

The association or institution identifies beneficiaries’ legal needs and the support required.

02 · Design the service

The partner and Spotlight agree on services, target groups, numbers and budget.

03 · Contract and fund

A written agreement sets out responsibilities, fees, payments, confidentiality and data protection.

04 · Deliver and report

Spotlight provides the agreed services and documents outcomes without disclosing beneficiaries’ personal information.

Listening before building

Women’s experience
shapes the design.

In Spotlight’s 2026 validation survey involving 92 women:

79%

were from Tripoli and Akkar

62%

identified consultation costs as a barrier

63%

were concerned about the accuracy of legal information online

85%

valued association with an established legal centre

These results describe the 2026 survey respondents and are not population estimates. Tripoli and Akkar describe respondents’ locations, not Legal Hub’s service coverage.

For associations and institutions

Institutional inquiries through our official email.

If you represent an association, organisation or donor interested in financing legal services for women, contact Spotlight to discuss the scope of cooperation, costs and implementation arrangements.

Please include your institution’s name, requested services, target group and professional contact information. Do not include individual case details or sensitive beneficiary documents in an initial inquiry.

No service commitment or financial obligation arises before the scope of work and funding are agreed.

info@spotlightclhr.org

Let’s work together

Would your institution like to fund women’s access to justice?

Email the partnerships team