In its 30 years of operation, GYLA has provided over 1.3 million instances of free legal aid and consultations. The organization’s lawyers work on strategic cases that have transformed the lives of individuals and groups, enhancing their legal status. GYLA lawyers actively defend those whose rights have been violated, not only in local courts but also in international courts.

The program focuses on helping those most in need: women, children, people with disabilities, LGBTQ+ individuals, and representatives of minority groups. GYLA lawyers defend people who have been unjustly dismissed, displaced for political reasons, arrested during protests, and victims of discrimination. They also assist citizens in their everyday legal challenges, striving to ensure justice and equality for all.

In addition, the program actively engages in the legislative reform process, advocating for systemic changes to improve legal frameworks. Each year, approximately 40 students participate in its internship program, providing them with a unique opportunity for professional development and practical experience.