The Anti-Discrimination Legal Forum (ADLF) is a dedicated platform committed to combating discrimination and rights violations through legal advocacy and reform initiatives.

During the Monsoon Revolution in July 2024, a group of young lawyers, academics, and human rights activists connected through social media to raise public awareness and provide legal support to victims of the July-August atrocities. Following the ouster of Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister on August 10, this informal voluntary group met for the first time and decided to establish a civil society organization—the Anti-Discrimination Legal Forum (ADLF).

Since its inception, ADLF has remained actively engaged in legal reform efforts and nationwide dialogues to promote human rights and social justice. Today, the platform brings together over 100 lawyers, academics, and activists working collectively to drive meaningful change.