About Us.

Welcome to JUHUDI

Justice for Humanity and Dignity (JUHUDI) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting justice, safeguarding human rights, and upholding the dignity of every individual. We believe that a just society begins with equality, compassion, and the courage to take action. Our mission is to empower individuals and communities—especially the marginalized—by amplifying their voices and standing firmly for their rights.

Why We Exist

In a world where many still face injustice, inequality, and human suffering, JUHUDI exists to bring hope. Through legal advocacy, community outreach, and socio-economic empowerment, we strive to ensure every person is treated fairly, lives with dignity, and enjoys equal opportunities—regardless of background or circumstance.

Our Motto: Care to Save Lives.

Because every life matters, and compassion is the first step toward justice.

Who We Are

JUHUDI was founded by a collective of human rights advocates, legal experts, social workers, and community leaders who believe in building sustainable justice systems. As a registered NGO, we are committed to solutions that prioritize fairness, humanity, and long-term impact.

Our Vision

To create a just and dignified society where all people live free from oppression, inequality, and injustice.

Our Mission

To promote justice, protect human dignity, and defend the rights of vulnerable individuals and communities through legal assistance, education, awareness, and empowerment.

Objectives of JUHUDI

1. To promote access to justice for marginalized and vulnerable groups, especially women, children, and people with disabilities, through legal aid, awareness, and advocacy.
2. To protect and advance human rights and dignity by supporting victims of violence, discrimination, and exploitation with psychosocial, legal, and referral services.
3. To empower communities with knowledge and skills on human rights, gender equality, reproductive health, and civic participation.
4. To advocate for policy reforms and accountability from institutions to uphold principles of justice, equity, and human dignity at local and national levels.
5. To foster peace, conflict resolution, and social cohesion in communities affected by violence, marginalization, or injustice.
6. To partner with civil society, government, and development actors in promoting sustainable and inclusive human development guided by respect for human dignity.