Constitutional literacy sessions that turn dense legal text into knowledge young people actually use.
Learn More →Direct support in marginalised communities — food, fees, clothing and consistent presence.
See Activities →Any young person aged 15–35 can join and help build a generation that knows its rights.
Get Involved →Junior Court Counsel is an apolitical, youth-found and youth-led organisation with the mandate to raise legal awareness among young people and adolescents in Zimbabwe — promoting legal empowerment and emancipation, and fostering interest in governance and leadership.
We also work to secure basic children's rights in marginalised communities, giving them the legal awareness and everyday support they need to thrive.
Thereby creating legal empowerment and emancipation among the youth, and fostering the development of interest in governance and leadership involvement by young people.
Four words that anchor everything we build — from courtroom visits to community outreach.
We reach young people where they are — in classrooms, courtrooms and communities — through six deliberate strategies.
The Constitution of Zimbabwe is read among members and explained clearly, with current-affairs cases used to bring it to life.
Outdoor training seminars facilitated by law organisations and judicial services — such as Lawyers for Human Rights — plus guided court visits for observation.
We research new legal tools, statutes and regulations, and consult on how courts are actually run — then share what we learn.
Newsletters, articles and digital publications carry legal awareness beyond our meetings — an early, ongoing use of artivism as an educational tool.
Direct support in marginalised communities — clothes, food, school fees and targeted relief, including work to end period poverty.
We create opportunities to exchange knowledge with other organisations working on climate, health and rights issues affecting young people.
In line with Section 7(b) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe on promoting public awareness of the constitution, we groom young minds with the legal knowledge and tools to defend their own rights and those of their communities — regardless of sex, age or gender.
Support our objectives, agree to our constitution, and become part of a movement grooming Zimbabwe's future legal experts.