UNDP Frontline Talks: Justice and Security That Put People in The Centre

Join us at the Hague Humanity Hub on October 22nd, 2025, where the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) will officially launch the new Programming Guide on People-Centred Justice and Security, a major step in advancing practical, inclusive approaches to justice and security globally.

This event brings together policymakers, practitioners, civil society, and donors to explore how justice systems can better respond to people’s needs, build trust, and drive transformation. The session will highlight real-world examples from around the globe, including lessons from the implementation of the Justice Action Coalition Catalytic Fund in 9 countries.

Participants will gain insight into UNDP’s newly developed Policy Framework and Programming Guide, which together provide practical tools for designing justice and security interventions that are inclusive, locally relevant, and sustainable.

Participants will also get the opportunity to engage in interactive breakout-room discussions, actively shaping the conversations around real-life examples of people-centred justice.

Why attend?

• Learn about the core elements of UNDP’s people-centred approach
• Hear country-level experiences and innovations in justice delivery
• Engage with a diverse community of global and local justice actors
• Explore new ideas for collaboration, programming, and policy

Who is it for?

Professionals and stakeholders working in justice, human rights, security, governance, and international development, as well as anyone interested in innovative, people-focused approaches to peace and justice.

Get to know the speakers

• Revai Makanje Aalbaek: Global Lead and Advisor: Rule of law, Justice and Security-Crisis Bureau – UNDP HQ, New York
• Leanne McKay: Senior Justice Advisor – UNDP
• Alexandra Meierhans: Programme Manager: Rule of Law and Human Rights Global Programme – UNDP, The Hague
• Hon. Susan Gitonga: Deputy Registrar – Registrar Magistrates Court Milimani Law Courts Annex, Kenya
• Dr. Wambua Kituk: Executive Director – Kituo Cha Sheria (Legal Advice Center), Kenya
• Mr. Shahid Korjie: Coordinator – Justice Sector Coordination Office, Sierra Leone
• Mr. Jeremy Simbo: Ag. Executive Director – Centre for Accountability and Rule of Law, Sierra Leone

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