THE CRUCIAL ROLES OF A PUBLIC INTEREST ADVOCATE

Speaking rather generally,  public interest groups promote issues of general public concern. For example, public interest groups claim to exist to protect the rights and well-being of all, rather than just the rights and well-being of their members. They exist in order to take care of public concerns, things like pollution, protection for children, and equal rights for women, just to name a few. Public interest groups exist at all levels of government and society.