The Justice Project advocates for the rights of those living on the margins of Cypriot society. We are based in Nicosia.

We are all aware we have legal human rights — the right to speak, to move, to survive — and we will evoke these in conversations and courtrooms. But for thousands of people in Cyprus — gay people who are beaten and abused; refugees who are tossed into prison cells; women who are raped or killed by their partners — such rights are nothing more than a distant philosophical concept, a concept that can do nothing to help their plight.

At The Justice Project, we believe that human rights apply to all people freely and equally — but that certain groups are consistently denied their fair share. We therefore campaign for social justice, urgently and fervently.

Above all, we are an all-inclusive, arms-open national movement, which calls for a free society where the oppression of women, LGBTQ people, ethnic minorities, immigrants and refugees is brought to an end. Join the fight for justice.¹⁾