EG Justice stands with the people of Equatorial Guinea to protect their rights and dignity as human beings. We root out and challenge corruption head on.Five massive explosions in a military camp located in Bata devastated homes, buildings and infrastructure throughout Equatorial Guinea’s economic capital. Resources and volunteers will be required to recover bodies and rebuild the city. A donation through EG Justice ensures that aid is given directly to those in need through local NGOs, clinics and pharmacies.
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EG Justice stands with the people of Equatorial Guinea to protect their rights and dignity as human beings. We root out and challenge corruption head on.
As the only human rights entity exclusively devoted to Equatorial Guinea, we are a bridge and a platform for changemakers to envision and build a just society.
Victims often lack the means to seek redress or denounce human rights violations domestically and/or internationally. We work with family members, lawyers, and advocates to access judicial, quasi-judicial, and other remedies on behalf of the unjustly aggrieved, arrested, incarcerated, tortured, or killed.
We invest in the next generation of anti-corruption, pro-democracy, and human rights defenders. We strongly believe change in Equatorial Guinea will happen from the bottom-up, and an informed and engaged citizenry is a quintessential component for such change.
Our strategic ties and working relationship with local, regional, and international organizations have helped solidify our position as reliable advocates for socio-economic and political reform in Equatorial Guinea
French Court of cassation ends almost 15 years of legal proceedings and the seizure of assets valued at more than 150 million Euros against Teodorin
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The Court of Cassation has just confirmed the conviction of the vice-president of Equatorial Guinea
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Sanctions by UK authorities on the Vice president of Equatorial Guinea should open the door to further sanctions by the EU, USA & Canada
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The government of the United Kingdom, announced sanctions against Teodoro Nguema Obiang for corruption.
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The United States Congress and White House are ramping up efforts to deny a safe haven to kleptocrats
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