How We Work
Our pipeline for justice.
OJAH's justice pathway turns early warning, survivor-centered documentation and verified evidence into practical action for truth, accountability and prevention.
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Methodological Principles
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Where We Work & Our Impact
A regional mandate, currently focused on Ethiopia.
OJAH works across the Horn of Africa, a region shaped by complex conflict dynamics, grave human rights violations, displacement, political instability, and persistent barriers to accountability. Our geographic priorities evolve based on survivor needs, patterns of violations, security conditions, and accountability opportunities.
Survivor needs
Where affected communities ask us to document and support.
Patterns of violations
Where credible evidence points to systemic abuse.
Security & access
Where safe, ethical documentation is possible.
Impact Snapshot
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Grave violations documented
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Survivors and witnesses engaged
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Reports published
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Strategic submissions
Numbers are used to communicate scale, but they do not capture the full human cost of violations or the lived experiences of survivors and affected communities.
What Our Impact Means
Evidence Preserved
Testimony, digital evidence, documentary material and open-source information preserved so violations are not lost to time, denial or insecurity.
Survivors Engaged with Dignity
Survivor-centered engagement rooted in informed consent, confidentiality, trauma-informed practice and respect for agency.
Reports & Analysis Produced
Investigations and analytical products that shape public understanding, advocacy and accountability conversations.
Accountability Pathways Supported
Submissions, briefings, evidence packages and technical support informing justice actors and accountability initiatives.
Organisation for Justice & Accountability in the Horn of Africa.
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