Aksi Keadilan Indonesia (Action for Justice Indonesia; AJI) is an informal network of civil society and community-based groups that shares a mutual vision in providing access to justice for vulnerable people, especially women who use drugs. The network is bound by the principle of equality under the law as a foundation of justice for all Indonesian communities. AJI is an organisation that provides legal assistance through the work of pro-bono and paralegal lawyers, and non-legal people who have contextual knowledge related to the cases being handled.

AKI is working in a consortium with the following organisations from their respective countries: AJI as the lead applicant from Indonesia; Asia Catalyst, registered in Thailand, as their fiscal host of this project; IDPC as the regional coordinator and technical advisors to the project partners; IDU care in the Philippines; and Health and Opportunity Network in Thailand. Rightsholders from Malaysia and Cambodia are organised through informal groups. Asia Catalyst Foundation is a non-profit civil society organisation with the mission to train leaders of community-based organisations to run effective, sustainable, and democratic organisations, and to conduct rigorous human rights research and advocacy across Asia.