Human Rights Advocacy

Volunteer outreach teams in each of the geo-political zones of Nigeria work within their communities to promote and protect human rights, children’s rights, labour rights, good urban governance, women’s political participation and legal interventions for the protection of at-risk populations.

Internet Security and Governance

Drug cartels, organized crime, international money launderers and computer criminals are using cyberspace to steal credit card information and personal information, to commit fraud and computer sabotage. Human Rights and Justice Group International stands in the forefront of the campaign against Cybercrime and Cyberterrorism and works continually to bring these criminals to justice.

Training and Capacity Building

Justice Group’s human rights education projects serve to energize and motivate communities to recognize human rights as a powerful tool for social action. The programs concentrate on the promotion and protection of fundamental rights and basic freedoms.

“I am glad to be a part of your team. I am hoping to continue studying with you, and I am most confident that I will not regret having known about GHRLTI. Please keep on doing the wonderful work, and my dream is that at some point in time more people will become aware of such programmes on offer and that they will be able to find the necessary resources to be engaged in such studies.”

- Memory Mandikiana, IOM – Beitbridge, Zimbabwe

"I would certainly recommend this course to others - difficult to think of improvements."

- Hillary Farm, California, USA

“I and my colleagues found the course on Gender and Development Training very useful and will hopefully be able to put some of it into practice.”

- Susanne Kozak, UNDP – Kigali, Rwanda

“The course was thorough and very interesting in the respect of ALL areas of the overall subject. I feel fully updated and have learned a great deal and developed my knowledge. I would recommend to anyone who needs training.”

- Taboko Adolf Keffie, Medical Section, UNV – UNMIT, Dili, Timor Leste

"The course exceeded my expectations and significantly expanded my knowledge of gender-based violence."

- Leonard Ndikiminwe, Burundi Peace Building Association (ACOPA), Burundi

“Once again I wanted to express my appreciation to everyone at Q’Straint for the wonderful seminar. I really learned a lot and know the support will be available anytime I have a question.”

- Esther Tidjani, GIZ office, Kigali, Rwanda

“Great, it was very interesting taking the course.”

- Bianca Baldo, Gender & Human Trafficking Consultant, Montreal, Canada

“Thank you very much for your assistance. I found the course to be very informative and useful.”

- Eugene Katzin, FHI 360, USA

“Many thanks again for accommodating UNESCAP participants in the on-line gender course. Thank you very much, on behalf of the UNESCAP Learning Team and all our colleagues / training participants from the Social Development Division.”

- Katrina Grozodanovic, UN office in Bangkok, Thailand