Events holding by Roya; or are led or given by members of the Institute advisory council or representatives; or are in line with our goals and are supported by Roya:
⏰ 2/5 Nearly eight decades after the establishment of the United Nations, the world has transformed faster than the institution designed to regulate it. Conflicts
⏰ 3 In 1999, the United Nations designated 21 February as “International Mother Language Day.” In foundational human rights instruments, human dignity is inseparable from
⏰ 2/5 The World Day of Social Justice was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 2007 and first observed in 2009. Its purpose
World Interfaith Harmony Week: Empowering Youth, Protecting the Planet, and Navigating the Digital Frontier ⏰1/5 The first week of February, designated by the United Nations
In January 2026, the Roya Institute officially joined the community of signatories to the Rome Call for AI Ethics. This step reflects Roya’s ongoing commitment
Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Human Rights Challenges Artificial intelligence is no longer merely a technical or academic subject. Today, it directly affects decisions that shape
Roya advocates for justice and human rights globally, focusing on creating fair and inclusive systems that respect human dignity and foster peaceful coexistence.
Drawing from its global experiences, Roya supports initiatives that balance economic development with environmental sustainability, working to protect natural resources while fostering growth and innovation.
Through partnerships with local and international organizations, Roya promotes interfaith dialogue, mutual understanding, and the empowerment of communities in New York, bridging cultural and religious divides.
Roya facilitates access to justice by providing legal resources, including pro bono legal services and rights education, ensuring that all individuals, particularly those in marginalized groups, have the ability to defend their rights.
Roya is committed to promoting education as a tool for empowerment, focusing on both formal and informal education to enhance the capacity of individuals and communities to advocate for their rights and pursue justice.
Roya works to advance social justice by promoting equal access to opportunities, resources, and services, ensuring that marginalized communities are included in all spheres of society.
Roya Institute for Global Justice is a New York-based, 501(c)(3) U.S. not-for-profit organization that strives to promote human rights and advocate for better access to judicial, educational, and cyber justice for all.
With its main office in New York City and its Advisory Board members around the world, Roya Institute works on a global scale, with attention to local particularities. The Institute is presently directing its efforts to West Asia, particularly Afghanistan.
Roya Institute provides its services to all, respecting all human dignity without discrimination based on race, color, gender, sexual orientation, language, religion, political alignment, socio-economic status, nationality, birthplace. The Institute is especially committed to standing up against gender-based discrimination.
To compensate for existing social injustices and inequalities, and to achieve equality of opportunity, vulnerable individuals and marginalized groups are at the center of the Institute’s attention. These include women, children, the elderly, people with physical and mental disabilities (people with different abilities), refugees including those displaced due to climate change, and stateless persons.
Roya Institute provides its services to compensate for existing social injustices and inequalities, and to achieve equality of opportunity, vulnerable individuals and marginalized groups are at the center of the Institute’s attention. These include women, children, the elderly, people with physical and mental disabilities (people with different abilities), refugees including those displaced due to climate change, and stateless persons.
Social Justice through Human Rights Education project
Project on Facilitating Access to Justice for All
To facilitate access for all,
The UN and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
