Meet the Youth Justice Champions
Nimra Shahid, Pakistan Yaqoob Alam, India Vanessa Aryitey, Togo Thandeka Natalie Ncube, Zimbabwe Srihari Kothandapani, 15, India Salvator Abumuremyi, Burundi Rachel Mugula, DRC Princess Dunkwu, Nigeria Prince Charles Dunkwu, Nigeria Noe Bujiriri, DRC Nitish Rai Parwani, India Niranjana S, India Nimra Shahid, Pakistan Michel Archange Irakoze, Burundi Mateo Acosta Cardona, Colombia Marcelline Witonze, Burundi Mamadou Aboubakar, Cameroon Kriti Khatri, India Judith Tumaini, Burundi Jean-Serge Dukuzimana, Rwanda Gaelle Alima Floribert Nasekwa, DRC Eulalia Borja Bedoya, Colombia Elie Noel Barhimanya, DRC Dorcas Asele Shabani, DRC Damilare Adedeji, Nigeria Bosco Iyakaremye, Rwanda Bernard Baingana, Rwanda Bahati Murhula, DRC Belicia Mutesi, Rwanda
Our Youth Justice Champions are the winners of the inaugural Youth for Youth Justice Competition, and were selected for their innovative projects improving juvenile access to justice in their countries and communities. The winners are from 3 continents and 10 countries, namely Burundi, Cameroon, Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, India, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rwanda, Togo and Zimbabwe. The IBJ Youth movement is made by Youth, for Youth and is unlocking the changemaker potential of young people, helping them to enact change and support children and juveniles in prison. Thanks to their work 260 children have been provided with psychosocial and legal assistance, over 30 youth clubs have been formed and thousands more youth have been reached through rights awareness activities. Read updates below on the projects of the Youth Justice Champions.
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