@NadineBindey of @civic_watch, joined a Summit in Accra, Ghana (23–24 Sept) on "Money, Technology & Civic Rights: Defending Electoral Integrity in Africa." As a panelist, she highlighted barriers to youth participation in Cameroon & the need for inclusive elections.

We are still investing in peace. Today took us into Yaoundé's neighborhoods sharing with communities on human rights, safe spaces, zero hate for #HateFreeCommunities. #PeaceDay2026 #Act4Peace

🎯 Happy New Week 🎯 Disagreement is a normal part of life. We may not always agree, but threats, hate and intimidation should never be the price of speaking up. what can we do to make our civic spaces safe for everyone to speak, participate & be heard? #SafeCivicSpace

🧵 Journalism cannot thrive where civic space is shrinking. For journalists in Bamenda, challenges such as misinformation, hate speech, discrimination, online harassment & digital security threats can directly affect their work. So, what can be done? 👇 1/8

Our 2-day workshop for journalists in Yaoundé ended on 24 July, reinforcing that press freedom depends on ethical reporting, digital resilience, & protecting fundamental rights. We are building #Media4Peace & a safe civic space. #SafeDigitalSpaces #defyhatenow #CivicWatch

A free media protects civic space. On 23–24 July, @civic_watch will train journalists based in Yaounde on digital safety, ethical reporting, and responding to hate speech and media repression. #SafeDigitalSpaces #Media4Peace #PressFreedom

Let’s kick off the week with vision & purpose. Your voice has power online/offline. Use it to build bridges, share truth, & protect our space. Together, we’re shaping a community where respect, empathy, & digital responsibility thrive.

From June 8–9, @civic_watch partnered with @ParadigmInitia1 to host the Digital Policy Engagement Series & #DRA Journalists, CSOs, policymakers examined how local frameworks align with international standards on freedom of expression, privacy, & access to information.

Curious about what is coming up? 👀 The digital world belongs to us all. Every post, click, and interaction matters. Responsible Digital Citizenship Starts With You. Stay tuned for an upcoming event that will inspire, educate, and empower. Are you ready?

Bonne Fête de l’Unité Nationale à tous les Camerounais. Nous célébrons la force que nous tirons de notre diversité et l’unité qui nous rassemble en un seul peuple. #UnCamerounSansHaine

Happy National Unity Day to all Cameroonians. We celebrate the strength found in our diversity and the unity that binds us as one. #HateFreeCameroon #defyhatenow

Happy New Week Words online have consequences. Let us promote respect, defy hate, & help stop incitement to violence through responsible communication. Leadership starts with the words we choose. #WeMoveTogether #GoetheInstitutKamerun #ConnectedCameroon

Internet n’est PAS une zone hors-la-loi Ce que vous publiez peut avoir des conséquences réelles. Au Cameroun, partager des discours de haine sur les rs peut entraîner la prison, lourdes amendes et de graves sanctions. La liberté d’expression implique aussi des responsabilités

The internet is NOT a law-free zone What you post has real-world consequences. In Cameroon, sharing hate speech on social media can lead to imprisonment, heavy fines, & serious penalties. Freedom of expression comes with responsibility. #ThinkB4UClick, respect digital rights.

Did you know hate speech can have legal consequences in Cameroon? The Penal Code punishes incitement to violence, ethnic/religious division, & defamation. Art. 241 prohibits public hatred or contempt against any group. #ThinkB4UClick #ConnectedCameroon

Happy New Week What if we chose bridges over barriers this week? Let us know that our differences don’t divide us,they enrich us & we have one human story. Listen more, Judge less, Stand united. Unity is a practice & diversity our strength. Let’s build #HateFreeCommunities