Global Forum for the Defence of the Less Privileged

Our Mission

To defend, support and promote the human rights of all persons, most especially the rights to quality healthcare, property, education, and sustainable livelihoods for the less privileged, using advocacy, campaigns, capacity building and other support services.

3k

People gained access to Legal Aid

50+

pupils benefited from scholarships

$18k

Raised

Ongoing Programs

Our programs in GFDLP are protection, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), volunteering, health, education, nutrition, livelihoods, social welfare and vocational training, and peacebuilding and development.

Volunteering Program

Volunteering Program

Volunteering offers opportunities for citizens, especially the youths, to contribute to and or participate in development work…

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Health Program

Health Program

The health programs of GFDLP aim to support the improvement of the health status of the population, especially to ensure accessibility…

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Protection Program

Protection Program

Generally, protection is concerned with safety, dignity, and defending the rights of all persons, especially those persons affected by hunger…

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Our Partners

The GFDLP is committed to building relationships and expanding its network locally, nationally, and globally. Currently, GFDLP is affiliated with the United Nations Global Compact, the National Commission on Human Rights and Freedoms (NCHRF), the Ministry of Public Health, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and the Ministry of Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development (MINEPDED). GFDLP equally partnering with the International Association Pan African Institute for Development (PAID), especially its regional institute in Buea (PAID-WA), the Catholic University Institute of Buea (CUIB), the Danish Refugee Council, RedR UK, Global Alliance for Urban Crises, and a host of UN agencies.

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Documentaries

  • Registering on the biometric voter registration
  • GFDLP interviews on biometric voter registration
  • Dr. John Henrik Clarke on the G B E WLIB “A Proper Education”