Rights-Based Approach
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Rights-Based Approach
⚖️ Rights-Based Approach
We are deeply committed to promoting and protecting the human rights of all people — regardless of gender, age, ability, sexual orientation, or socio-economic status. At the core of our programming is the belief that access to health, education, land, digital space, and economic opportunity is not a favor, but a right.
Through our rights-based model, we work to dismantle systemic inequalities and challenge harmful norms that prevent people — especially widows, rural women, individuals at risk, and youth — from living dignified and fulfilling lives.
We build local advocacy capacity, link communities to justice systems, and amplify the voices of the excluded.
🔹 Key Actions:
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Legal Support and Referrals for widows and vulnerable landowners in land disputes. SRHR Advocacy Campaigns promoting access to safe, youth-friendly health services. Safe Spaces where survivors of GBV, stigma, and discrimination find healing and support. Human Rights Education Sessions to empower communities to know and claim their rights.
Questions about core value
It means we see access to health care, education, digital tools, and economic resources as rights, not favors. We advocate for equality and inclusion, especially for marginalized groups like widows, rural women, individuals at risk, and persons with disabilities.
Yes, we connect community members — especially widows and vulnerable individuals — to legal aid providers for land disputes, GBV cases, and other rights violations. We also conduct legal literacy training so people know their rights.
We create safe spaces for healing, offer mental health support, and engage in advocacy to reduce stigma. We also partner with organizations that provide additional protection and services.
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