Our Vision
Spotlight legal issues in Africa’s health for human rights research & innovation.
Africa Health Law is an independent, pan-African policy research, training, and consulting think tank advancing health law through a human right–based approach.
Its VISION is to spotlight legal issues in Africa’s health from a human rights perspective emplpying a unique approach that involves TRAM Campaigns— Training, Research, Advocacy, Mentorship— for research and innovation.
The TRAM Campaigns— Training, Research, Advocacy, and Mentorship—of Africa Health Law builds legal capacity, supports public interest and strategic litigation, and produces evidence to inform policy and legal reform. Its work positions Africa not merely as a recipient of global health governance, but as a driver of health law jurisprudence, legal innovation, and accountability.
Our MISION is to nurture the next generation of leaders capable of shaping equitable, accountable, and rights-based health systems at the intersection of law, policy, governance, and human rights.
We invite scholars, activists, lawyers, health practitioners, academics, researchers, students, graduates, think-tanks etc; to contribute to our vision.
JOIN US in our TRAM campaigns for health and human rights in Africa!
Yours Sincerely,
Dr. Faith Simiyu|PhD | Founding Director| Africa Health Law|
Health & human rights spotted in East Africa!
Participants in the AfricaHealthLaw Mentorship Forum held at JOMO KENYATTA University of Agriculture &Technology in March 2024.
Our Campaigns.
Trainings
We foster training and development opportunities on health policies and practises in Africa . Read more→
Research
We create an online research database that help shape opinions on the interaction of health and the law on human rights in Africa. Read More →
Advocacy
We support innovative project ideas that lead to public discourses , strong civic voices, government engagement and litigation on health and its related human rights in Africa.Read More →
Mentorship
We believe in the power of stories and storytelling that create a future generation of social change agents for health and human rights in Africa. Read More →
