Our vision is a Kenya and Africa that respects human rights, rule of law and supports improved livelihood for individuals and communities.
The mission of HAKI Africa is to empower Kenyan and African communities to understand and champion for their rights so that they can agitate for good governance, transparency, and development in their societies.
Our overall goal is to inculcate democratic values of human rights, inclusivity and development in Kenya and Africaβs economic, social, and political practices.
Human Dignity: Valuing each personβs needs, views and concerns and seeking to ensure peopleβs inalienable rights and freedoms are promoted and protected individually and collectively.
Constitutionalism and Rule of Law: Encouraging fidelity to the Constitution and laid down legislation by ensuring all actions of individuals, institutions and the state are within the confines of the law.
Democracy and Integrity: Enhancing democratic values of open governance, transparency and accountability in the utilization and management of public resources and processes including elections.
Inclusivity and Social Justice: Ensuring inclusion of women, youth, persons with disabilities and other marginalized and vulnerable groups in the just social, economic, and political development of their societies.
Partnership and Networking: Promoting cooperation and collaboration between individuals and communities, organizations and institutions, state and non-state actors in all process and operations of development.
SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS
SUPPORTED AND/OR COLLABORATED JUSTICE CENTRES
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
QUALIFIED LAWYERS
Kenya and many other parts of Africa have continued to experience significant challenges with good governance.
Lack of access to justice has been an impediment to the full enjoyment of human rights in Kenya and Africa as a whole.
Over the years, HAKI Africa has built solid programming to address radicalization and violent extremism in Kenya.
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On 20th May, HAKI Africa strongly condemned the continued targeting, harassment, and unlawful detention of human rights defenders across East Africa. We stand in solidarity with Boniface Mwangi and Agather Atuhaire who have faced unjust treatment while exercising their right to defend justice and accountability.
HAKI Africa held a press briefing to raise concern over the worrying human rights situation in Tanzania. We called on the Tanzanian government to uphold democratic values, protect civil liberties, and end arbitrary arrests of activists and journalists.
As a human rights organization, we stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters across the border as we echo one message; human rights know no borders!
