Your Rights: Contact

Contact us with your query

Liberty offers free advice services to members of the public. If you are considering using our advice service, it is important to note that Liberty can only offer advice on the law of England and Wales and that our expertise is limited. The areas of law in which we specialise are human rights, criminal justice, police powers and privacy.

We will do our best to address any human rights issues, even if they arise in relation areas of law that we do not specialise in. If we cannot provide you with detailed advice or take on your case, we will try to refer you to another law firm or other organisation which is better equipped to advise you.

Please note that due to our limited resources we are unable to accept student queries. For information on Liberty and its work, visit our website at www.liberty-human-rights.org.uk

Telephone Advice Line

Telephone Advice Line (effective 1 September 2003)
If you wish to speak to someone, you can call Liberty's Legal Advice Line on 0845 123 2307 during the following hours:

Monday & Thursday: 6.30 pm - 8.30 pm
Wednesday: 12.30 pm - 2.30 pm

Staffed by trained lawyers, the service is free and open to everyone living in England and Wales.

You can obtain advice on human rights issues and where approriate obtain suitable referrals.

We cannot provide advice to you if you already have a solicitor.

Written Queries
If you would prefer to write to us, please follow these guidelines:

Include a brief summary of the problem, listing the things which have happened in chronological order. Your summary should be no longer than 2 sides of A4 paper.

Please do not include any documents. We will request these at a later stage if appropriate.

Send written queries to:
Information Officer
Liberty
21 Tabard Street
London
SE1 4LA