South Africa’s justice system is broken—delayed trials, unprotected survivors, and perpetrators who walk free. From the Omotoso trial to the heartbreaking cases of Alu and Cwecwe, we’re witnessing a system that favours the powerful and fails our children.

March was filled with activism, impact, and celebration. Catch up on how we honoured Human Rights Day and empowered young leaders!

Human Rights Day is more than remembrance—it’s a call to action!

Shared experiences of trauma can foster a profound sense of connection, empathy, and sisterhood.

August at Justice Desk Africa was all about Women’s Month, a powerful time to reflect on the ongoing fight for gender equality and justice.

July was marked by impactful events, generous support, and strides towards empowering communities and upholding human rights.

Ahluma is a girl child that is in our Mbokodo Club Project. We asked Ahluma to share her thoughts on what the future means to her.

Currently, discussions, awareness-raising, and activism regarding Gender-Based Violence (GBV) are on the rise in the popular discourse in So

Gadijah Karan Community Engagement Officer The Justice Desk On 23 March 2020, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a national lockdown...

The word peace is used in everyday language, especially in the African context were direct violence erupts almost on a daily basis. South...

Kayla Brittan (The Justice Desk's Operations Manager) A few days ago I bought a new pair of crisp, flat, white running shoes. I cannot...