
We promote social justice and rights-based digital transformation by shaping laws, policies, and technologies that are equitable, accountable, and people centred, through evidence, capacity strengthening, advocacy, innovation, partnerships, and strategic litigation.
Our aim is to co-create African solutions to Africa’s digital challenges, engaging communities and state and non-state actors so innovation advances human rights and social justice in health, SRHR, and sustainable development.
An Africa where innovation advances human rights and digital justice in health, SRHR, and sustainable development.
To champion human rights and digital justice through research, advocacy, capacity strengthening, innovation, and strategic litigation.
To make digital justice the foundation of Africa’s digital transformation, protecting rights and improving lives.
Lawyers, researchers, and advocates driving digital justice across Africa. Profile photos are managed from the site dashboard.

Founding Executive Director working at the intersection of law, technology, and global health. Holds an LL.M. in Digital Health Rights and is a digital rights activist and innovator.

Corporate lawyer passionate about the intersection of law and ICT, with expertise across banking, corporate governance, IP, technology, media, and telecommunications.

Leads research at ADiJUST, ensuring technological transformation advances the wellbeing and rights of women, children, and underserved communities.

Advocate of the High Court of Uganda with extensive experience in public health, SRHR, strategic public interest litigation, and programme design.

Human rights advocate providing strategic legal leadership, leading the Centre's strategic litigation portfolio from local to international platforms.

Bridges research, innovation, and advocacy so that digital transformation reflects the voices and needs of communities at the grassroots.
Our Board of Trustees and Advisory Board bring together legal scholars, digital health experts, and regional specialists across Africa and beyond.
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