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Youth · Research · Justice · Africa

We are a global youth-led organisation

Amplifying Youth Voices in Justice Processes

We advocate for youth participation in post conflict reconstruction and transitional justice processes.

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Who We Are

A Global Youth-Led Organisation for Justice Advocacy

YORJA was founded on the conviction that young people must be active participants, not passive observers, in the reconstruction of post-conflict societies.

Through rigorous research, strategic advocacy, and direct community engagement, we document lived experiences, influence global policy, and build pathways to reparative justice across Africa.

  • Youth-centred research that informs policy advocacy
  • Advocacy for youth inclusion in justice processes
  • Partnerships with communities, scholars, and institutions

Our Mandate

What We Do

Research

Documentation of Human Rights Abuses; Needs Assessment; Impact Evaluation; Mapping of Stakeholders; Knowledge and Perception Assessment; and Comparative Analysis.

Advocacy

Raising Awareness; Lobbying; Networking; Monitoring and Evaluation; Capacity Building.

Strategic Training

Capacity Building; Sustainability; Cultural Dynamism; Information Sharing; Scholarships.

Collaboration

Sharing Resources; Building Alliances; Amplifying Impact; Strengthening Accountability.

Youth Engagement

Leadership; Participation; Healing and Reconciliation; Innovation.

Accountability

Documentation; Monitoring; Participation; Healing and Reparations; Stakeholder Engagement.

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Years of Impact

27+

African Countries

5+

Active Programs

1000+

Youth Engaged

Nelson Mandela
The misuse of power diminishes both the oppressor and the oppressed, the violator, and the victim. In case we forget, the hearings of the Truth and Reconciliation remind us every day. As a nation we finally chose to solve our problems without the use of violence, but rather through negotiation and discussion.

Nelson Mandela

National Men's March · Pretoria, 1997

Our Work in Action

Our Transitional Justice Story