The right to food is a fundamental human right that guarantees individuals the right to access sufficient, safe, and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs for an active and healthy life. It is based on the principle that food is essential for human survival and dignity, and that everyone should have the means to access it, regardless of their socio-economic status, location, or other factors. Ensuring that this right is respected, protected, and fulfilled requires collaborative efforts from governments, international bodies, and civil society to address issues like poverty, inequality, food insecurity, and sustainable agriculture.
Even though enough food is produced globally, 1 in 11 people worldwide, and 1 in 5 in Africa, experience hunger.
Around 40% of cereals grown worldwide are diverted to animal feed.
More than 33% of people worldwide lack access to nutritious food, while obesity rates have increased by 100% since 2000
Around 50% of the world population is not adequately nourished.
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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
At Just Access, we believe that every person deserves to live a life with dignity. Through innovative and proven methods, we strive every day to make sure that everyone’s fundamental human rights are respected and protected.
Our unique approach combines a focus on social, economic, cultural, and environmental human rights with access to justice. Social, economic, cultural, and environmental rights are indispensable to a life with dignity, but too often people can’t access the legal means to enforce their rights.
By breaking down the barriers to access to justice, we can unlock the power of law, and build a fairer, kinder, more equal world for current and future generations.
Social, economic, cultural, and environmental rights protect some of the most fundamental human values. Everyone should have clean water to drink. Everyone should have enough food, and food that is nutritious and culturally appropriate. Every child should have a roof over their head, healthcare when they fall sick, and an education that opens their eyes to the world.
We achieve justice for victims of human rights abuses
We defend human rights across societies to drive systematic change
We empower individuals and communities to demand respect for their rights
Just Access combines legal expertise, empowering education, and persuasive advocacy to build a better world for all.
Just Access uses a mix of tried-and-tested tools and innovative methods to protect human rights and access to justice.
We carefully select cases that have the potential
to transform systems,
not just individual lives.
We tackle systemic issues to create lasting change across societies.
