Day three3️⃣ of the annual #children 's advocacy camp in Uganda🇺🇬. #Children express their different rights using art🎨🖌️.

Children are like little sparks of imagination, constantly igniting new ideas and creating wonders.

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Citizen are involved in APRM Country reviews!
They play a watchdog role to ensure the process's integrity and submit official contributions for the country's self-assessment report.

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Welcome to Day Two✌️ of the Children's Advocacy Camp in Uganda🇺🇬.

The Safe Schools Declaration (SSD) is an inter-governmental political agreement dedicated to protecting #education in armed conflict. The SSD outlines a set of commitments to strengthen the protection of #education from attack.
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ACRWC CSO FORUM
#SafeSchoolDeclaration .

Speak! Speak! Speak until your voice is heard👌. Here we believe a child's voice matters. Information to deliver from potential trouble comes from their mouths, when they're allowed to express themselves!
EACRN The Eastern Africa Child Rights Network Save the Children US Child Rights International Network - CRIN Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar

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It's our duty to create more free spaces where children can freely engage and participate, and be able to enjoy their rights.

Day one☝️of the annual children's advocacy camp in Mukono District in Uganda🇺🇬. The camp is bringing together around 150 children from across the country with the goal of advancing child participation and strengthening children's rights.

#childparticipation

Nancy Baraza from Zamara Foundation highlights the impact of the 43rd @ACERWC session, particularly how reproductive rights intersect with education for teen mums and pregnancy learners. #ACERWC43

Only half of all #children with albinism in Tanzania complete primary school; even fewer attend secondary school. Those who do often struggle to read, and need vision devices to participate in class.

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#childpress challenges UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳
#UNESCO #WPFD2024 ChildPress reporters Lars Westra en Mehrzad in Santiago!

In the 43rd ACERWRC Session, Ackson Banda from Zambia highlighted that effective advocacy requires partnership with other organizations. ACRWC CSO FORUM @ACERWC #ACERWC43

Our Director Tim Ekesa together with our P.O Mr Francis paid a courtesy call to the Hon. Aharub Ebrahim Khatri speaker of the Mombasa County assembly thank you for having us at your office.

The right to #education for every #child is provided under #Article 11 of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the #Child (ACRWC), which require State Parties to make basic #education free, Compulsory, and Accessible.

#yearofeducation 📚👨🏻‍🎓👩🏻‍💻📓✍🏻💡

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Holding governments to account is important, Brian Opaka from Women and Rural Development Network-WORUDET highlights how the 43rd #ACERWRC session makes a difference for engagement with different ministries. Connecting with CSO partners & other experts will help with advocacy efforts. ACRWC CSO FORUM @ACERWC

During the 43rd ACEWRC session, Isaac Bavubi from @NCDUganda highlighted the need to be intentional when implementing projects, and involving children and youth in matters that affect them. #ACERWC43 ACRWC CSO FORUM ACERWC

A special thanks to our partners for making the 24th Ordinary Session of the CSO Forum possible.
ACERWC SavetheChildren PAO Plan International African Union LO FAWE RS The African Early Childhood Network Center for Reproductive Rights Africa Together for Girls Brave Movement APHRC CentreForHumanRights GracaMachelTrust

For more info: childrencsoforum.africa/events/

Ongoing: a strategic evaluation of the PAN AFRICA STATE ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT (PASAP)'s progress from 2015 to 2024. The goal of the learning workshop is to examine the overall project achievement, gaps, and lessons and reflect on areas of improvement.

📍: Kampala, Uganda🇺🇬