Everybody deserves another
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Our cause
We help rehabilitate inmates for a productive reintegration.
Vision
- To see a society where the indigent and vulnerable persons have access to free legal representation to attain a fair and effective Criminal Justice System and ;
- To see the ex- incarcerated live a rehabilitated and productive lifestyle when reunited with society.
Mission
- Enhance access to justice through the provision of free legal services to indigent inmates and victims of human right violation.
- Initiate rehabilitation-focused projects aimed at equipping prison inmates with psycho-social and life-skills necessary for a productive and financial independence lifestyle when reintegrated into society.
About us
What we are doing


About us
What we are doing
Center for Legal Support and Inmates Rehabilitation (CELSIR) is a Non-governmental Organization focused on providing legal support for indigent Inmates and Victims of human rights violations. CELSIR also provides rehabilitation support to Inmates from their incarceration days to when they’re reunited with the society.
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Nothing exalts the soul or gives it a sheer sense of buoyancy and victory so much as being used to change the lives of other people.
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CELSIR Partners With Correctional Center To Provide Virtual Tutorial Classes To GCE Candidates In Custody
May 6, 2020
Center for Legal Support and Inmate Rehabilitation (CELSIR) partners with the Ikoyi Correctional Center to provide virtual tutorial classes to
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Human Right Lawyer, Aladesanmi Joke applauds the Federal Government decision to decongest Custodial Centres as a way of preventing the spread of the Covid 19 Pandemic among inmates
February 12, 2021
The President via a letter dated the 22nd April 2020 has directed the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Hon. Justice Ibrahim
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I must commend the effort and passion of the CELSIR team in implementing appropriate rehabilitation programme for inmates in Nigeria. I share the same views of CELSIR on the importance of inmates transition from the prison back to the community and to reduce recidivism.
Alero EyetsemitanLegal Practitioner