Who are we?

Justice Africa is a not-for-profit research centre, advocacy group and think-tank that seeks to promote human rights and social justice across Africa. We are based in London and Nairobi, and are registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales No. 1109341

Who do we work for?

We work for all Africans. We support all African peoples’ rights to self determination, social justice, economic liberty, and freedom from the fear of violence or coercion

What do we support?

We support the African Union and its Constitutive Document; the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights; and the Protocols Establishing an African Court of Human Rights, and Establishing a Peace and Security Council

We support the United Nations and the international efforts to uphold the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; we affirm our particular support for the Covenants on Civil and Political Rights and Social and Economic Rights

We support the international efforts made to achieve the Millennium Development Goals in all African nations

Who funds us?

Justice Africa provides audited accounts for each project that are made available to those organisations that fund us. Our audited accounts are filed annually with the Charity Commission of England and Wales

Justice Africa has been funded by the following organisations:

Action for Churches Together
The Heinrich Boll Foundation
Bread for the World
CIDA
Comic Relief
DANIDA
DFID
The European Union
Ford Foundation
KIOS
Ministry for Development Cooperation, Netherlands
Netherlands Embassy, Khartoum
National Endowment for Democracy
NOVIB
The Olof Palme Centre
The Open Society Foundation of Southern Africa
SIDA
UNAIDS
UNICEF
United States Institute of Peace