Agnes Kabajuni is a the Executive Director of Centre on Economic Social Cultural Rights in Africa (CESCRA), a human rights and Gender Expert with vast knowledge and experience in human rights and NGO work.

Agnes Kabajuni has worked both at national and international levels. Experienced working at the Africa (Sub-Sahara) region. Has worked and lived in Accra, Ghana, Nairobi, Kenya, Johannesburg, South Africa and in Uganda. He has coordinated policy advocacy and research work in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, the Gambia and traveled both internationally and regionally.

Agnes Kabajuni has networked with several civil society organisations in Africa engaged with institutions like UN-Habitat, the African Commission and United Nations Human Rights Council.

Agnes is passionate about culture, human rights, democracy, gender equality and social justice.