Our vision

International Cooperation

Think globally, act responsibly locally.

An international vision rooted in local reality

Justice For All Foundation was created in Canada, but its vision extends beyond Canadian borders. In many regions of the world, obstacles to justice are even more acute: geographic remoteness, lack of information, economic vulnerability, discrimination, violence, or weak referral mechanisms.

Our international approach is based on a fundamental principle: local actors are the best placed to understand and respond to local needs. Our role is to support them, not to replace them.

Our cooperative approach

Identify local actors who already work on rights and access to justice.

Build partnerships based on mutual respect and shared values.

Adapt our approach to local contexts rather than imposing a uniform model.

Support local capacity rather than creating dependency.

Ensure that our international actions do not harm local actors.

Evaluate the real impact of our actions and adjust accordingly.

Types of partners we seek

Civil society organizations

Local NGOs, associations, and community groups working on rights and access to justice.

Academic institutions

Universities, law schools, and research centres that can contribute to knowledge production.

Bar associations and legal bodies

Professional bodies that can facilitate connections with local lawyers and legal professionals.

International organizations

UN agencies, regional bodies, and international NGOs sharing our values and mission.