Geneva International Centre for Justice (GICJ) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting and reinforcing commitments to human rights principles and norms. GICJ is committed to advocating for justice and accountability, as well as protecting the rights of vulnerable populations. GICJ offers a range of services and activities to support their mission.

They provide internships and volunteering opportunities for individuals interested in gaining experience in international law, human rights, journalism, administration, and fundraising. Additionally, GICJ documents human rights violations around the world, reporting them to the United Nations. They also conduct international human rights training courses for lawyers, students, activists, journalists, and NGO members.

GICJ focuses on a variety of thematic and country-specific issues, including business and human rights, civil society, discrimination, indigenous peoples, migration, and occupation. Through their reports, meetings, and appeals, GICJ aims to raise awareness, advocate for change, and hold accountable those responsible for human rights abuses. Support GICJ's important work by donating to their cause and helping to create a more just and equal world