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Our mission is to provide access to quality and equitable justice to vulnerable groups and build the knowledge and capacity of justice actors.
Our vision is to contribute to a more just and equitable society.
Our mission is realized through the Foundation’s two strategic pillars: The Center for Justice and Advocacy & The Center for Law and Innovation.
Center for Justice and Advocacy
Center for Law and Innovation
Our work is underpinned by the following sustainable development goals
Organisational Values
Commitment:
We are committed to an enabling culture that promotes personal and professional development and leadership capacity.
Inclusivity:
We believe in building a diverse, equitable and inclusive team that reflects the needs of the communities we serve.
Integrity:
We hold ourselves and our stakeholders to account and operate with transparency, honesty, and objectivity.
Innovation:
Innovation underpins our processes, decisions, and actions and directs our organisation’s evolution and growth.
Professionalism:
We ensure that all our services and engagements are conducted and executed passionately and excellently.
Ethics:
Ethical principles are entrenched in our cultural framework and permeate all interactions with staff, rights-holders and stakeholders.
News & Publications
Center for Justice and Advocacy was represented at a 4-day workshop organized by Nudor through the Make Way program, bringing together young leaders from across Rwanda including the Rwanda National Youth Council under one roof to deepen their knowledge and advocacy around: Disability, Rights & Inclusion, Human Rights Principles and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
On May 19th, 2025, the Center for Law and Innovation (CLI) participated in a high-level Private Sector Dialogue on the theme “Addressing Structural and Institutional Gaps in Public Procurement for Local ICT Firms,” hosted by the ICT Chamber. The event brought together key stakeholders, from public and private institutions, senior representatives from ICT firms and start-ups, and policymakers. The dialogue formed part of a broader initiative to strengthen Rwanda’s digital economy by addressing procurement challenges that limit local ICT firms' access to public tenders.
