Date of Publication :15th February 2024

Abstract: Access to justice for all is the idea that everyone should be able to seek legal help, protect their rights, and receive fair treatment under the law, regardless of their financial situation or personal circumstances. It is a key component of effective, fair, and inclusive justice systems. Access to justice is a fundamental human right, essential for the protection and promotion of all other human rights. However, many individuals and groups face significant barriers to accessing legal remedies, undermining their ability to seek justice and accountability. This article examines the relationship between human rights and access to justice, identifying key barriers to legal remedies and exploring strategies for overcoming these obstacles and suggesting an appropriate measures to revolve the conflicts of interest.

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