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Justice for Prosperity generates dignity, opportunity, and freedom for all by catalyzing public-private investments in peace and security that provide a pathway for inclusive growth
"If we want democracy to flourish, we will have to fight for it"
– President Obama

Justice for Prosperity - non profit

Fight Subversion, StaySafe

Our democracies need support. We expose active polarisation and help those under siege to stay safe and understand their opposition.

Mission and Activities

Justice for Prosperity investigates, exposes, and predicts targeted undermining of our democracies by the extreme-right & left, ultra-conservative, and populist parties undermining our open societies

Applying decades of experience in international intelligence, security, and diplomacy, we put our ethics over profit to defend ordinary citizens, NGOs, and journalists

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Justice for Prosperity and New York Times on Konstantin Malofeyev’s foundation funds deportation of children from Ukraine

Read about the Justice for Prosperity and New York Times’ investigation into Konstantin Malofeyev’s foundation St Basil the Great and how international funds were raised to finance the deportation of children from Ukraine

Are you an LGBTI+ refugee from the Ukraine in need of help? Our Rainbow-WhoDis initiative helps you find safe shelter across Europe.

Click here for support.

We use our experience in intelligence field operations,  the legal nitty-gritty, and international diplomacy. Catalyzing the potential of civil society to drive positive change.

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Not for profit. Why?

Justice for Prosperity is a non-profit and non-governmental organization.

 

 

Read about why we do what we do

 

Over 158 countries recorded pandemic-related violence between January 2020 and April 2021.

The Free Flow of Information deteriorated by almost 29% over the past decade in the United States.

Over the last five years, Amnesty reported torture in 3/4 of the world – 141 countries.

The global economic impact of violence in 2020: $14.96 trillion = 11.6% of global GDP.

There has been a 250% increase in far-right terrorist attacks since 2014.

Syria, South Sudan, and Afghanistan face highest  cost of violence in 2020: resp. 81.7, 42.1, and 40.3 % of GDP.

Source: Institute for Economics & Peace
Source: Amnesty International

Support & Giving Back​

We are a non-profit NGO with PBO status - Tax registration: 8625.72.034

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