Commission for Human Rights and Justice (CHRJ) is a registered organization registered according to Cap 164 Laws of Kenya. It has a full mandate to operate as Human Rights watchdog both locally and internationally.
It focuses on the right of each and every individual in the entire republic of Kenya. It satirizes, articulates rights, protection of good governance, ethics, accountability as practiced by the government, public and the private institutions. It also promotes the struggle for human rights, with a view to contributing towards the national and international struggle to promote and protect the enjoyment of human rights.
Commission for Human Rights and justice (CHRJ) developed a strategic plan 2003-2010, which guides the organization in the implementation of all programmes’ and activities in Kenya. In the year 2004 the Organization undertook a major project funded by US Embassy on Conflict Resolution & Monitoring among Belligerent communities;  Pokomos, Ormas and Wordei of Tana River Districts  in the Tana Delta County, where the rival groups were fighting mainly over access to water and grazing lands for their livestocks. The Organization achieved a lasting solution to the warring communities.
After the promulgation of the  New Constitution of Kenya the commission is undertaking a conscious step of strategic rethinking to situate itself well in the new and changing Kenya. 

CLICK ON ANY PICTURE TO VIEW LARGER IMAGE