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Tag Archives: Workshop
The masses silenced: understanding the human rights violations in eSwatini – Report of the Webinar on the situation in the Kingdom of Eswatini (former Swaziland)
In Africa, the use of brutal force against peaceful protestors has become part of the structure of the political domain. Historically and in contemporary Africa, many regimes have resorted to the use of violence to silence citizens from pursuing political transformation and a balanced democratic system. With this, Africa’s pro-democracy movements will continue if absolute monarchical regime powers continue unchecked. This follows the police brutality and government-sanctioned violence in the Kingdom of Eswatini, which was sparked by protests that began in May 2021 following the death of Thabani Nkonyeni, a final year law student. Continue reading
Career Guidance: A Three-Part Webinar Series
Just as the entire world has had to make great adjustments due to the outbreak of COVID19, South Africa is in the midst of their journey restructuring and redesigning their educational approach as COVID 19 continues to create the need … Continue reading
Posted in Dialogue, Events, News, Report, school club, Staff, Training, Uncategorized, Updates, Workshops
Tagged activism, Africa, Africa Unite, African Monitor, African Union, blog post, career guidence, careers, communication, community, coronavirus, covid19, Department of education, high school, post pandemic, school club, skills, South Africa, UNESCO, United Nations, United Nations Association of South Africa, unity, Western Cape, Workshop
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Human Rights Workshop in Masiphumelele
On 11 July 2012, a group of Africa Unite Peer Educators held a human rights workshop at CWD’s Pink House in Masiphumelele. The workshop, held for approximately 25 primary school children in the community, ran from 10h00 to 15h00. Khulekani … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Workshops
Tagged Africa Unite, children, diversity, Events, Fish Hoek, Human Rights, racism, Workshop, xenophobia
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