Our engagement in the Pre-COP29 National Youth Forum (in Tanzania) was a powerful step in amplifying youth voices on climate action ahead of COP29.
Read MoreThe third global edition of the Climate Justice Camp, taking place in Tanzania from October 8th-12th! The camp will bring together hundreds of young community leaders
Read MoreOxfam, in partnership with the African Human Rights Network, convened a two-day workshop on Digital Social Movements Networking and Capacity Enhancement
Read MoreWe provide digital security training for human rights defenders and staff of human rights organizations. Our team is fully dedicated and familiar with the obstacles activists face in their daily work.
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The YADA Network (Young African Defenders in Action) is a pan-African youth network that Connect young human rights defenders across Africa for their Capacity-building on a range of issues
Read MoreThe Activist Lab is a network made up of 9 organisationS (Actua.PE, the African Human Rights Network, Justice & Peace Netherlands, MAAN, Oxfam Novib, Oxfam Novib Activist Lab, Oxfam Peru, Pax, and World of Tolerance)
Read MoreThe African Climate Activists Network (ACAN) is a dynamic initiative of the AHRN Foundation, aiming to unite and empower young activists working to combat climate change and preserve the environment across Africa
Read MoreAfricanActivists.com stands as a robust and dynamic social media platform explicitly tailored for Human Rights defenders. Committed to amplifying the voices of those advocating for justice and equality
Read MoreThe Young Feminists Network stands out as a vibrant online network specifically designed to empower and connect individuals and organizations who passionately champion gender equality and women's rights.
Read MoreYADA Magazine is a pan-African media for human rights defenders dedicated to fighting misinformation on human rights issues in Africa. We aspire to be a reliable voice that combats the spread of false information
Read MoreIn 2023, our organization has relocated 58 courageous Human Rights defenders from 12 African countries (Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Chad, Nigeria, Benin, South Sudan, Togo, Cameroon, Mali, Senegal, Guinea, and Niger).
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Olivier BAHEMUKE NDOOLE - DRC
Abdou KHAFOR - Senegal
Laurel Kivuyo - Tanzania