of the DRC’s population lives in extreme poverty (with less than $2.15/day), making access to justice financially impossible for many
Source: World Bank, 2024
Over
70%
of detainees in the DRC are awaiting trial and often face prolonged pre-trial detention without fair proceedings.
Source: Ministry of Justice DRC
Only
20%
of detainees have access to legal assistance, leaving the majority without proper legal representation
Source: Lawyers Without Borders
Because justice should never be a privilege.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, access to justice remains an unattainable dream for the majority. Most people are arrested without understanding their rights, held without trial, and forgotten behind bars, simply because they cannot afford a lawyer.
Redefining justice
as a tool for empowerment and social cohesion. By expanding access to legal aid, leveraging people-centered data, and advocating for restoration over punishment, we are transforming the way justice is delivered, measured, and understood.
Our approach is rooted in a deep commitment to those most affected by injustice, ensuring their voices shape the solutions we build.
Legal empowerment
We equip individuals and communities with the tools and support they need to claim their rights and protect their dignity.
Social Justice
We care for the human beings behind the cases and support them by providing compassionate care during detention and post-release rehabilitation services.
Innovation & Systemic Change
We use data, technology, and research to expose injustices and advocate for systemic reform.