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Tag Archives: Cape Town
Human Rights & COVID-19: “The good, the bad and the way forward.”
On June 27th 2020, the Africa Unite Human rights teams based in Cape Town and Durban organised Africa Unites first-ever joint information session via the video calling application Google Meet for Africa Unite Peer educators, to discuss the effects of … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa Day, African Alumni, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Monitor, African Union, Cape Town, communities, conflict resolution, Dialogue, discussion, diversity, skills, social cohesion, Social Dialogue, social issues, social media, Social Utility, South Africa, The Centre for Justice and Crime Prevention, UNESCO, United Nations, United Nations Association of South Africa, Western Cape
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COVID-19 & the economy: how the ripples affect us all
On May 14th, 2020, the Africa Unite Human rights team based in Cape Town organised Africa Unites first-ever virtual information session via the video calling application Zoom for Africa Unite Peer educators, to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, Africa, Africa Unite, African Monitor, African Union, Cape Town, debate, discussion, economy, global politics, politics, South Africa, UNESCO, UNHCR, United Nations, United Nations Association of South Africa
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Following our appeal dated 13th April 2020
Africa Unite is happy to announce that we managed to secure temporary accommodation for Rosy and her Family. Days of hard work finally paid off when we were able to find a proper place for the family in Delft, Cape … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Africa Unite, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Monitor, Cape Town, Cape Town Refugee Center, migrant, migrants, peace, politics, positivity, South Africa, United Nations Association of South Africa, women, World Vision
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Appeal on behalf of a homeless Congolese Refugee Woman
On April 13th 2020 the Africa Unite team was made aware of a dire situation involving a pregnant refugee woman who along with her two-year-old son and husband were in desperate need of accommodation. Rosy, the woman in question has … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Africa Unite, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Monitor, blog, blog post, Cape Town, Cape Town Refugee Center, global politics, Human Rights, politics, Refugee, refugees, South Africa, Western Cape, women, young women, Youth
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Africa Unite Peer Educators Meeting: A Reflection of Human Rights Work in 2019
On the 8th of February 2020, Africa Unite hosted a meeting for the 2019 Human Rights Peer Educators where 17 peers were in attendance. The meeting took place at Joie de vivre farmhouse in Klapmuts which is 50 kms outside … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Africa Unite, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Union, Cape Town, Cape Town Refugee Center, global politics, peace, peer educators, politics, public participation, UNESCO, United Nations Association of South Africa, Western Cape, Youth
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Cape Town Refugee Center Workshops
Africa Unite, in collaboration with the Cape Town Refugee Center, is hosting two human rights workshops for refugee children on their holiday break. Both workshops are to be held at the CTRC office in Wynberg. The first of the two … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Town, challenges, CTRC, education, Human Rights, Refugee
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