The Streetlawyer Association (SLA) is a human rights NGO working to enforce the rights and interests of homeless people and people living in housing poverty. We are fighting for a just and inclusive society in which human rights, in particular social rights, are ensured and everyone is socially involved, and access to decent housing is guaranteed to everyone in law and in practice too. The Association is advocating for and promoting the rights of people who are prosecuted because they live on the streets or suffering any kind of violation of rights or discrimination due to their position. SLA’s professional work is entirely voluntary. The Association is operated by two directors, who are members of the association. The Association consists of volunteering, pro bono lawyers, associate lawyers and law students and three activists with other background. The Streetlawyer Association has been operating its free legal aid program at Blaha Lujza Sq, one of the busiest traffic junctions of Budapest for more than eight years, during which time we have provided legal opinions and aid to more than 300 people per year. The Legal Aid program takes place every Friday where we get in touch with new and existing clients. (In good weather the table is by the fountain, in bad weather the two volunteers are in the underpass, near the metro entrance.)