
Pathfinders Justice Initiative
Pathfinders Justice Initiative, Inc.
Abuja, Nigeria
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Pathfinders Justice Initiative is a non-governmental organisation based in Abuja, Nigeria working on human rights, gender equality, justice & legal aid +1 more.
Pathfinders Justice Initiative (PJI) is a Nigeria-based anti-trafficking organisation working to prevent sex trafficking and sexual exploitation and to support survivors, mainly women and girls. Its work includes survivor support services, a shelter, education and awareness, research on trafficking recruiters, and advocacy and policy engagement with government. It operates in Nigeria, with offices in Abuja and Benin City (Edo State), and works with Nigerian survivors globally. The organisation is registered as an NGO with the Corporate Affairs Commission in Nigeria and as a New York 501 non-profit.
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Project Restore
Human rights · Nigeria
Supports survivors of sex trafficking and sexual exploitation with rehabilitation, life skills, wellness, medical outreach and food support.
Pathfinders Business Academy
Employment & Skills · Nigeria
Business training for survivors to support income generation and economic empowerment.
Community transformation/education project
Awareness & education · Nigeria
Raises awareness in local communities about sex trafficking and alternative economic pathways, and engages policymakers and gatekeepers.
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