📢Day of the African Child Webinar
This webinar, marking the #DAC highlights ongoing inequalities in children’s access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) across Africa and the increased risks for children. events.teams.microsoft.com/e…
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Statement by H.E. Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu, #IGAD Executive Secretary, on the Day of the #African Child 2026.
Ensuring universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene for every child in Africa
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#WASH4AllChildren
#DAC2026
#IGADChildPolicy
#RisingWithIGAD
#OneRegionOneFuture
💧 Water is Life.
On this day of the African Child, under the theme "Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa," we are reminded that child protection starts with safe water and sanitation. #DayOfTheAfricanChild #WASH #ChildRights
🎥 When young people speak, we must listen.
Young people are not just beneficiaries of peacebuilding. They are leaders whose lived experiences inform prevention, protection & reintegration efforts. @Horyaalforum @SaveChildrenSO #YPS #UNSCR2250 #CAAC #CAAFAG #VancouverPrinciples
Children associated with armed forces and armed groups (CAAFAG) need more than reintegration support; they need protection before recruitment occurs. The Vancouver Principles strengthen prevention by helping peace actors identify risks early and keep children out of conflict.
Every child deserves a future free from conflict, violence, and recruitment and every child deserves to be heard in shaping that future.
#ChildrenAffectedbyArmedConflict #CAAC #VancouverPrinciples #SafeSchoolsDeclaration #SouthSudan #ChildProtection #MeaningfulChildParticipation
Preventing the recruitment of children into armed conflict starts at community level. Parents, teachers, youth leaders, and local authorities play a critical role in creating protective environments where children can learn, grow, and thrive.
#ChildProtection #CAAC #CAAFAG
The most effective solutions for children affected by armed conflict are often found closest to home. Community-based protection mechanisms strengthen prevention, support reintegration, and build lasting resilience for children and families.
Community-based child protection mechanisms are often the strongest defence against the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict. When communities are empowered, children are better protected, risks are identified early, and pathways to safety are strengthened.
🥳Celebrating Climate-responsive child rights accountability in Africa.
The Child Rights Environment & Climate Change WG formally endorsed Save the Children’s Guidance on integrating environment and climate change into CSO alternative reporting under the ACRWC. #ACERWC47
Newly elected members of the Committee took their oath of office.
Hon. @DrSatangNabaneh is officially a member of the ACERWC.
#ACERWC47 #AfricaFit4Children
#ACERWC47: Statement by CSOs with Observer Status.
Having an Observer Status gives your organization a privileged access to the Committee.
Learn more about the eligibility criteria on 🌐🌐🔗🔗 acerwc.africa/en/networks/cs…
#AfricaFit4Children #ChildRightsInAfrica #Agenda2040
Remarks by National Human Rights Insitutions with Affiliate Status: #Cameroon #Gambia #SierraLeone #Togo
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