Just Access uses the power of law to unlock economic, social, cultural, and environmental rights, so that every person can live a life with dignity.
Just Access is a community of advocates, legal experts, and changemakers committed to using the power of international law to defend human rights and expand access to justice around the world.
No matter the amount, your donation will make a big difference in the lives of our beneficiaries.
Just Access empowers individuals to claim their rights and create lasting societal change by addressing systemic injustices.
Just Access unlocks access to justice through 3 dynamic approaches.
We use the power of law to unlock fundamental human rights and access to justice, through:
Just Access ensures that every person’s
fundamental rights are respected and protected.
Every person deserves a world where nature thrives—because a healthy planet is the foundation of life, dignity, and hope, not just for us, but for future generations
Every person deserves health, the foundation of dignity and agency. The right to health is a moral imperative for a compassionate society, where everyone has the chance to thrive.
Every person deserves safe, secure housing that meets their needs and nurtures their potential. A home is more than shelter; it’s where dignity, stability, and a fulfilled life begin.
Every person deserves food that is adequate, sufficient, and culturally appropriate. Food is essential for health, well-being, and the ability to live free from hunger or illness.
Every person deserves access to secure, clean water and reliable sanitation that sustains life, nurtures hope, and empowers communities to overcome poverty and achieve dignity.
Every person deserves education that unlocks potential, inspires creativity, and empowers lives—transforming dreams into achievements and unlocking a brighter, fairer future.
Every person deserves meaningful work that honours their dignity, empowers them to unite for fair conditions, and fosters respect, security, and shared prosperity.
Every person deserves vibrant cultural participation that sparks creativity, and builds belonging—empowering communities to express their identity and shape an inclusive, dynamic future
Arbeitsort: Heidelberg (hauptsächlich vor Ort) Stundenzahl: 10 Stunden pro Woche Vertragsart: Unbefristet Bruttolohn: 1.000€/Monat (+ 13. Monat) Bewerbungsfrist: 6. Dezember 2024 Über uns Just Access setzt sich mit ganzem Herzen und voller Leidenschaft für das Recht eines jeden Menschen auf Zugang zur Justiz ein, und zwar durch Aufklärung und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Interessenvertretung […]
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Enter the 2024 Just Access photo competition, and use your photography to make a real difference for human rights! A picture says a thousand words, or so they say. In human rights activism, it may be even more true! Pictures are amazingly powerful. They connect us. They help us to experience places we’ve never […]
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Global migration is pivotal to human societies and increasing at an exponential rate. As of 2020, the United Nations estimated there were approximately 281 million international migrants and that women, constituting approximately 48 percent of this population, are assuming an increasingly prominent role. Referred to as the feminisation of labour migration, the increase in women […]
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The destruction of educational institutions in armed conflicts is a widespread practice. Following almost ten years of armed conflict in Yemen, heavy damage to their schools forced some students to create improvised classrooms in the middle of the road. This striking scene summarises the harsh reality of an entire generation of Yemeni children struggling to […]
Arbeitsort: Heidelberg (hauptsächlich vor Ort) Stundenzahl: 10 Stunden pro Woche Vertragsart: Unbefristet Bruttolohn: 1.000€/Monat (+ 13. Monat) Bewerbungsfrist: 6. Dezember 2024 Über uns Just Access setzt sich mit ganzem Herzen und voller Leidenschaft für das Recht eines jeden Menschen auf Zugang zur Justiz ein, und zwar durch Aufklärung und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit, Interessenvertretung […]
Enter the 2024 Just Access photo competition, and use your photography to make a real difference for human rights! A picture says a thousand words, or so they say. In human rights activism, it may be even more true! Pictures are amazingly powerful. They connect us. They help us to experience places we’ve never […]
Global migration is pivotal to human societies and increasing at an exponential rate. As of 2020, the United Nations estimated there were approximately 281 million international migrants and that women, constituting approximately 48 percent of this population, are assuming an increasingly prominent role. Referred to as the feminisation of labour migration, the increase in women […]
Do you want to make an impact and help to change the world? Want to make a real contribution to our human rights work, but don’t know where to start? Want to help us do more, and help more people? You’re in the right place! In 2024, 100% of Just Access’s funding came from donations. […]
The Paris 2024 Olympics, dubbed the “inclusive games,” boasted the motto “Games Wide Open” or in French “Ouvrons grand les Jeux.” This slogan aimed to paint a picture of inclusivity, openness, and equality, with a promise of gender parity in athlete participation. But beneath this glossy veneer lay a troubling reality that starkly contrasted these […]
Corruption networks often leave behind digital fingerprints in government datasets. Ironically, these schemes depend on legal mechanisms to secure their ill-gotten gains—think companies, land, and assets used for laundering money. All these activities are recorded in public contracts and government transactions. But when this information is kept in isolated silos, finding and fighting corruption becomes […]
What future for international justice, when major powers sanction Courts like the ICC? On the 22nd of May 2024, the U.S. House Republicans announced plans to vote on legislation to sanction International Criminal Court (ICC) officials, which materialised less than a month later. On the 4th of June, the House of Representatives voted 247-155 in […]
