Synergy for Justice

Overview

They believe in a world where people secure basic rights, are free from violence, access justice, and participate fully in society.

Synergy for Justice is a dynamic, women-led, multi-disciplinary justice organization. Established by seasoned legal and medical practitioners, Synergy directors have developed and enhanced justice processes around the world. They have supported the design, implementation, and management of locally-driven, survivor-centred justice programming since 2015 in complex, fluid, and conflict-prone environments.

Category:
International Organization
Sectors of Interest:
Democratic Governance, Women Rights and Empowerment, Human Rights, Refugees and Migration
Sub Sectors of Interest:
Civil rights, Combating sexual harassment, Conflict prevention and peace building , Crime prevention and criminal justice, Ending violence against women and girls, Refugee protection
Type of Service:
Advocacy and awareness raising, Capacity building and training, Institutional Strengthening, Psychosocial Support, Legal Services
Locations:
Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Turkey
Headquarters:
United Kingdom

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