Civil society organizations play a crucial role in advocating for the rights of marginalized communities, who may not have the resources or the voice to challenge government actions or policies through the judicial system.

Lobbying elected officials is not a direct method of participating in judicial review, as it involves influencing the legislative process rather than the judicial process.

Public interest litigation is a powerful tool that allows individuals and civil society organizations to challenge government actions, provide a voice to marginalized communities, and ensure government accountability.

Civil society organizations often face a range of challenges in participating in judicial review, including lack of funding and resources, limited access to legal expertise, and political interference and intimidation.

Civil society organizations can strengthen their role in judicial review by building partnerships with other organizations, engaging in capacity-building initiatives, and advocating for reforms to the judicial system.