Documentary: Breaking the silence
An emotional and heart-wrenching documentary, that sheds light on the harrowing experience of hate and prejudice faced by a young girl, who now resiliently braves the odds to confront the darkness of hatred after being trained in the AFF Cameroon cohort 8.
Call for applications: Africa Fact-checking Fellowship – Ethiopia.
We are thrilled to have you be a part of this groundbreaking Fellowship aimed at empowering individuals to counter online hate speech, incitement to violence, and disinformation/misinformation.
Mali Martha Noel – #IWD2024
Women’s inclusion is a key component of equity.I envisage a future where the barriers for women’s access to education, leadership and all other forms of economic empowerment are broken,thus going a long way to steer peace and sustainable development in the society.
Lawong Kendra Yaah – #IWD2024
Firstly, I believe that all women should have access to equal opportunities in education, employment, and political participation. Secondly, I believe that women’s voices should be heard and respected in decision-making processes at all levels, from the local to the global. Lastly, I believe that women should be free from violence and discrimination in all forms, and should be treated with respect and dignity.
Ahlam Bogale – #IWD2024
“Everyone deserves equal opportunities to pursue their passions and achieve their goals, regardless of gender or background. Witnessing women face challenges in certain careers fuels my commitment to promoting inclusivity.” […]
Chansiline Nanze – #IWD2024
Chansiline Nanze is a Cameroonian backpack journalist living with a mobility impairment. I touch a bit of everything that concerns journalists but my strength lies in sports and health reporting. […]
Badal Fohmoh – #IWD2024
Je suis Badal Fohmoh, communicatrice de formation et blogueuse spécialisée dans le sport. Pourquoi principalement le sport ? Tout simplement parce que j’ai manqué ma carrière de footballeuse professionnelle (rires). […]
Communiqué de presse: Civic Watch et le CNJC s’unissent pour renforcer la participation civique des jeunes dans les processus de la paix et la construction #UnCamerounSansHaine
“Je suis heureux et satisfait que nous puissions officialiser notre partenariat. C’est un pas dans la bonne direction pour un Cameroun sans haine. Félicitations à Civic Watch et au CNYC, c’est une victoire pour toute la jeunesse camerounaise “
Press Release: Civic Watch & Cameroon National Youth Council – CNYC Working towards aHateFreeCameroon by Enhancing Youth’s Civic Participation and Peacebuilding
“I happy and satisfied that we are able to officialise our
partnership. This is a step in the right direction for a Cameroon free from hate. Congratulations
to both Civic Watch and CNYC, this is a win for all the youth in Cameroon.”
Communiqué de presse : Création d’une plateforme multi-acteurs de lutte contre les discours de haine dans lesmédias classiques et sur les réseaux sociaux au Cameroun.
Atelier d’une journée sur la création d’un cadre multipartite concerté de lutte contre les discours de
haine dans les médias et les réseaux sociaux au Cameroun, prévu le jeudi 15 février 2024 à l’Hôtel
Hilton – Yaoundé