Access to justice in fragile states refers to the availability and effectiveness of legal systems and mechanisms in countries facing significant political, social, or economic challenges. These fragile states often experience ongoing conflicts, weak governance structures, and limited resources, making it difficult for their populations to seek and obtain justice. Access to justice encompasses not only the ability to navigate the legal system but also to have fair and equitable outcomes, regardless of an individual's social status, gender, or economic background. Achieving access to justice in fragile states requires strengthening legal institutions, promoting the rule of law, enhancing legal awareness, and ensuring the availability of legal aid services. It is a critical component for promoting stability, resolving disputes, and fostering societal development in these vulnerable contexts.