National Symposium: Hate speech and violence in Cameroon
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The Department Of Sociology Of The University Of Yaoundé I With The Technical Support Of The Cameroon Laboratory For Research On Contemporary Societies (Ceresc) In collaboration with Civic Watch, Country Implementation partner of #defyhatenow initiative in Cameroon is organizing a NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM Theme: Hate speech and violence in Cameroon: Social origins, emerging forms and possible responses. From 10-12 May 2023, The University of Yaoundé I, Cameroon.
#AFFCameroon Welcomes 40 New Fellows!
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Cohort 7 of our quarterly Africa Factchecking Fellowship groups journalists, bloggers and youth leaders based in the North West & South West Regions of Cameroon. CONTEXT & JUSTIFICATION For the […]
#AFFCameroon Cohort 6 Grand Nord Speciale phase 2
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#defyhatenow is changing the narrative and gaining new grounds in her fight against the spread of false information and all forms of violence through the Africa Fact-checking Fellowship (AFF) Cameroon […]
#AFFCameroon: #defyhatenow Takes Anti Mis/disinformation Caravan To Northern Regions!
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The sixth Cohort of our Africa Fact-checking Fellowship dubbed “Special Grand Nord” groups 15 fellows selected Fellows from Ngaoundere, Garoua & Maroua. 75! This is not an anniversary figure. Rather, […]
#defyhatenow South Sudan trains over 10 community ambassadors to counter rumours for peace in Juba
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#defyhatenow South Sudan through its 211 Check project in partnership with Junub Open Space’s Hagiga Wahid supported by Code for Africa concluded a two-day workshop on rumour tracking and fact-checking […]
échange socio-éducatif sur la lutte contre la diffusion des discours haineux au Cameroun avec des jeunes du Wouri
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Sans nul doute, on ne saurait omettre que la démocratisation des technologies du numérique s’est accompagnée de possibilités liées à l’accès à internet. Au début des années 2000 au Cameroun, […]