Fête de la Jeunesse 2024 : Engager la jeunesse camerounaise dans les processus de paix et le plaidoyer !
Pour marquer les célébrations de cette année, #defyhatenow organise des activités dans les régions du Nord-Ouest et du Sud-Ouest, ainsi que dans les trois régions septentrionales du Cameroun.
#YouthDay2024: Engaging Cameroon Youth in Peace Processes & Advocacy!
To mark the celebrations this year, #defyhatenow is running activities in the North West and South West Regions, as well as the three northern regions of Cameroon.
CONCEPT NOTE: Workshop on the creation of a concerted multi-stakeholder framework to combat hate speech in the media and social media in Cameroon
To create a concerted framework between the actors and stakeholders interested in this issue. It aims to adopt a holistic approach and procedure for analysing and quantifying the phenomenon of online hate speech, improving understanding of its causes and dynamics, and encouraging the sharing of information and feedback between stakeholders.
NOTE CONCEPTUELLE: Mobiliser les différentes parties prenantes autour d’une approche commune contre le discours de haine dans les médias grand public et les réseaux sociaux au Cameroun
Atelier de réflexion pour la mise en place d’un Observatoire
pluri-acteurs dédié à la lutte contre les discours de haine
dans les médias et réseaux sociaux au Cameroun
CONCEPT NOTE: Mobilising multi-stakeholders around a common approach against hate speech in mainstream and on social media in Cameroon
Workshop on setting up a multi-stakeholder observatory dedicated to
countering hate speech in the media and social media in Cameroon
#StopBapMop Caravan in Buea: Denouncing ALL forms of Hatespeech!
Civic Watch through the #defyhatenow initiative in Cameroon partners with the Member of Parliament for Buea Urban, Honourable Malomba Esembe, to co-organise a #StopBadMop campaign in Buea slated for Saturday January 6 at 9am.
Upholding Human Rights: Safeguarding Dignity and Freedom of Speech
Hate speech poses a serious threat to human rights, democracy and peace in Cameroon. It can fuel mistrust, resentment and hatred among different segments of society.
Finding Strength Together: Women Heal and Empower at Mental Health Workshop
On December 30th, 2023, the AYA Hotel in Addis Ababa buzzed with energy as 73 women came together for a crucial workshop: Women’s Mental Health, Resilience and Trauma Healing. Defyhatenow Ethiopia, partnering with the SheLeads Initiative, created a safe space for women to discuss the toll of recent struggles, learn coping strategies, and build resilience.
211 Check’s Impact in 2023: Combating misinformation and promoting fact-checking in South Sudan
211 Check has made significant strides in combating misinformation in South Sudan through extensive training, global recognition, and local engagement, reshaping the information landscape and empowering individuals to discern and counter false information.
Arte in Cameroon; Social media, hate speech and Elections
Social media platforms are gaining more grounds in various parts of the world and Cameroon inclusive due to various factors. A good number of people who use them are youth […]