Complexe du Ministère de la Justice, B. P 1011, Lomé, Togo
info@minjustg.com
Modern and accessible legal services for all citizens
Free legal assistance for all
The Ministry of Justice offers free legal assistance to citizens who cannot afford the services of a lawyer. Our legal aid program aims to ensure that all Togolese citizens have equal access to justice.
Request and issuance of legal documents
The Ministry of Justice is responsible for issuing various official documents necessary for legal and administrative procedures. We strive to simplify and accelerate these processes to better serve citizens.
Information on the judicial system
The Ministry of Justice oversees the organization and functioning of courts throughout the country. We provide comprehensive information on the Togolese judicial system and the procedures to follow to access court services.
Alternative dispute resolution
The Ministry of Justice encourages alternative dispute resolution through mediation. This process allows disputes to be resolved amicably, without going to trial, saving time and resources while preserving relationships between parties.
Justice in the digital age
The Ministry of Justice is committed to digital transformation to offer faster, more transparent, and more accessible services. Our online platform allows citizens to access many services without having to travel.
Legal education and awareness
The Ministry of Justice regularly organizes training and awareness programs to inform citizens about their legal rights and obligations. We believe that a well-informed population is essential for a just and equitable society.
Answers to the most common questions about our services
To benefit from free legal aid, you must visit one of our legal aid offices with an ID and documents proving your financial situation. An advisor will assess your eligibility and direct you to the appropriate services.
The time to obtain a criminal record is generally 3 to 5 working days. However, thanks to our new digital system, online requests can be processed within 48 hours in some cases.
You can track the progress of your court case using our online platform. Simply log in with your case number and personal ID. You can also visit the clerk's office of the relevant court to obtain information.
Mediation is not mandatory in all cases, but it is strongly recommended for certain types of disputes, particularly family matters and neighborhood conflicts. In some cases, the judge may order a mediation attempt before continuing with the judicial procedure.
Yes, our digital services are accessible from throughout Togolese territory. For citizens who do not have internet access, we have set up access points in town halls and certain administrative offices where assistants can help you use these services.