Participants gathered at a GJK, ILO and FAIRWAY programme convening
Partnerships bring institutions, practitioners and communities together around shared pathways to justice.

Collaboration in practice

Partnerships built around shared work.

GJK works with public institutions, civil society and international partners to connect expertise with practical justice outcomes.

Representatives meeting around a table for a joint institutional consultation
Focused consultation helps partners align evidence, responsibilities and practical next steps.
GJK and FIDA Kenya representatives holding jointly developed publications
Collaboration with FIDA Kenya connects gender justice expertise with practical rights resources.
GJK representatives with Kenya's Counter Trafficking in Persons Secretariat
Institutional engagement strengthens coordinated responses to trafficking in persons.
GJK representatives with members of Kenya's Employment and Labour Relations Court
Justice-sector collaboration supports stronger pathways from labour rights to effective remedy.

Partnership pathways

Build the conditions for justice to succeed.

GJK welcomes focused collaboration that strengthens survivor access to remedies while contributing to durable institutional and systemic change.

01

Legal and case collaboration

Support complex litigation, cross-border case development, international remedies and specialist legal expertise.

02

Research and evidence

Co-develop rigorous research, survivor-centred documentation and practical knowledge for policy and institutional reform.

03

Institutional strengthening

Build the capacity of justice actors, civil society organisations and frontline practitioners to identify violations and pursue remedies.

04

Sustainable access to justice

Invest in survivor legal representation, effective remedies, healing, reintegration and the systems needed for long-term accountability.

Work with GJK

Bring expertise, evidence and resources to the pursuit of effective remedies.

Partnership conversations begin with a clear shared objective, responsible roles and safeguards appropriate to the people and cases involved.

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