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Contact , 9 de fevereiro de 2009

Coordinator of the Facilitation Committee for West Africa: Sidiki Abdoul DAFF Senegal tel/fax 221 837 12 10 e-mail: sidiki.daff wEZ sentoo.sn

Leave or die por Sidiki Abdoul DAFF, 27 de março de 2008

A video (in French) on immigration, its motivation, risks,... There are certain slogans you are likely to have heard the young people of Senegal using over the last three years: “barsa mba barsaq” (Barcelona or death), “mbëkkmi” (break down the borders), “dem walla de” (leave or die). They try to reach Europe via the Atlantic Ocean in their thousands, risking their lives in the most basic of small (...)

Senegalese children bring song to the Charter and children’s rights por Sidiki Abdoul DAFF, 27 de março de 2008

On 16 June 2007, CERPAC together with a young people’s group organized a children’s ceremony awarding the best students from a neighborhood in Guédiawaye (a town in the Dakar Region of Senegal). The date was not chosen at random: the Day of the African Child has been celebrated on 16 June every year since 1991, to commemorate the massacre of hundreds of children during a protest march in Soweto (...)

The Charter with background rap music, in Wolof, French and English! por Sidiki Abdoul DAFF, 13 de março de 2007

To help the youth taking over the Charter principles and disseminating it around them through music.

Is the international cooperation an efficient instrument to fight against poverty? por Sidiki Abdoul DAFF, 14 de dezembro de 2006

The civil society presents its proposals to face this challenge

Informative and educative tools and strategies por Sidiki Abdoul DAFF, 17 de abril de 2005

Folders, tapes, workshops, public conferences... Download the Charter document in Wolof, and listen to the Charter song in wolof!

African Charter of partnership between inhabitants and local collectivities , 13 de fevereiro de 2005

The African Charter articulates a series of principals necessary to allow a thorough partnership between inhabitants and local authorities. These principals result from the comparison of various real experiences in Africa. This experiences’ confrontation led to the idea that the conditions for a thorough partnership are everywhere identical. The charter has been elaborated during the (...)

The Charter and public responsibilities in Togo por Gaetan SYMFAYA, Markoua DADJO, 4 de janeiro de 2005

Reinforcing public responsibilities in Togo through the Charter of human responsibilities (meeting of July 24th 2004)

The Charter as seen by women por Ama ESSO, Markoua DADJO, 4 de janeiro de 2005

Using the Charter of Human Responsibilities for the promotion of gender awareness and equality between men and women in Africa: dialogues organised by a group of women

The Charter and the African Union por Markoua DADJO, Tantoa MIDANGA, 4 de janeiro de 2005

"Are the objectives of the Charter of Human Responsibilities compatible with the objectives and principles of the African Union?" (meeting of June 5th and 6th, 2004)

The Charter and the management of conflicts in Africa por Markoua DADJO, 4 de janeiro de 2005

”Why applying the principles of the Charter of Human Responsibilities could be a solution to the prevention and management of conflicts in Africa" (Meeting of April 22nd and 23rd, 2004)

The Charter and the media (Togo, Ivory Coast) por Markoua DADJO, 4 de janeiro de 2005

We try to reach the media to disseminate and put into debate the Charter as broadly as we can.

A new musical CD on responsibility, peace, governance, social right

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