Fellowship
The Afya na Haki (Ahaki) Litigating Reproductive Justice in Africa (LIRA) Fellowship Programme 2026 supports young African professionals working to advance reproductive justice. The programme aims to build an environment where Africa embraces progressive, evidence-based, and collaborative litigation to improve access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). At the same time, the programme seeks to identify, support, and sustain a network of African experts and individuals advancing reproductive justice. However, the application deadline is not specified – please see official page.
Eligibility: Criteria Applicants should meet the following broad criteria: Be a young African professional Be an African expert or individual advancing reproductive justice Further eligibility requirements are not specified – please see official page. What Fellows Receive: Strengthening reproductive justice litigation and related capacity across Africa; support to sustain a network of African experts and individuals advancing reproductive justiceProgram Components The programme aims to promote progressive, evidence-based, and collaborative litigation for reproductive justice and to support a network of African experts and individuals advancing SRHR-related work.
How to apply: Interested applicants should visit the official programme page for full application instructions, eligibility details, and updates on timelines. Since several details are not specified in the available normalized information, it is important to review the official source carefully before applying.
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The Afya na Haki (Ahaki) Litigating Reproductive Justice in Africa (LIRA) Fellowship Programme 2026 supports young African professionals working to advance reproductive justice. The programme aims to build an environment where Africa embraces progressive, evidence-based, and collaborative litigation to improve access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).
At the same time, the programme seeks to identify, support, and sustain a network of African experts and individuals advancing reproductive justice. However, the application deadline is not specified – please see official page.
Application Deadline: Not specified – please see official pageEligible Countries: African countriesProgram Duration: Not specified – please see official pageProgram Location: Not specified – please see official pageFunding/Benefits: Not specified – please see official pageAward Provider: Afya na Haki (Ahaki)
The LIRA Fellowship Programme focuses on reproductive justice in Africa through litigation. Specifically, it promotes progressive and evidence-based approaches that can improve access to SRHR across the continent.
In addition, the fellowship is designed to strengthen a collaborative network of African experts and individuals who are already advancing reproductive justice. As a result, the programme supports both capacity building and long-term engagement in this field.
Further eligibility requirements are not specified – please see official page.
What Fellows Receive: Strengthening reproductive justice litigation and related capacity across Africa; support to sustain a network of African experts and individuals advancing reproductive justiceProgram Components The programme aims to promote progressive, evidence-based, and collaborative litigation for reproductive justice and to support a network of African experts and individuals advancing SRHR-related work.
Interested applicants should visit the official programme page for full application instructions, eligibility details, and updates on timelines. Since several details are not specified in the available normalized information, it is important to review the official source carefully before applying.
Further eligibility requirements are not specified – please see official page. What Fellows Receive: Strengthening reproductive justice litigation and related capacity across Africa; support to sustain a network of African experts and individuals advancing reproductive justiceProgram Components The programme aims to promote progressive, evidence-based, and collaborative litigation for reproductive justice and to support a network of African experts and individuals advancing SRHR-related work.
Interested applicants should visit the official programme page for full application instructions, eligibility details, and updates on timelines. Since several details are not specified in the available normalized information, it is important to review the official source carefully before applying.
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