Who We Are

Justice for All Canada is a Canadian human rights organization with Consultative Status at the United Nations (DPI) advocating on behalf of the indigenous minorities facing oppression, crimes against humanity and genocide. It is the only Muslim-led advocacy organization working in the human rights space today, focused on defending Muslim minorities around the world. Justice for All Canada advocates for the global strengthening of human rights and has been instrumental in shaping the discourse around the ‘genocide’ debate in Canada.

What We Do
Justice for All Canada’s work involves: ​

Community Education

Raising awareness among Canadians about the plight of the indigenous minorities through seminars, panel discussions, art exhibits, event booths, webinars, social media, online newsletters, print publications....etc.

Community Organizing

Mobilizing volunteers to take actions to end genocide through peaceful demonstrations, rallies, letter-writing campaigns, action alerts, and more.

Coalition-Building

Working with our allies in the human rights, social justice, advocacy, anti-racism, anti-war, interfaith, and across a spectrum of other communities in Canada.

Media Monitoring

Making sure to keep the concerned cause alive in the media and monitor media to ensure factual and unbiased reporting on the cause.

Advocacy and Government Relations

Educating the members of parliament, special committees, envoys, and public officials to take specific actions to stop genocide.

Our History

At its inception in Canada in 2012, Justice for All Canada's initial focus had been to raise awareness regarding the persecution of ethnic and religious minorities in Burma, Rohingya Muslims in particular. Hence Burma Task Force Canada was born. After 5 years of tireless awareness campaigns, organizing, and lobbying the Canadian government, Burma Task Force Canada, with its partners, achieved some significant milestones for the Rohingya people: the Canadian government called the persecution of Rohingya a Genocide, stripped Aung San Suu Kyi of her honorary Canadian citizenship, allocated more than $335 million dollars in aid for Rohingya refugees and sent a special envoy to Myanmar led by Bob Rae.

Justice for All Canada has since expanded its work beyond Burma Task Force to include Save Uighur and Free Kashmir campaigns.

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