In a collaborative effort with Botjha Ke Palesa, CoRMSA is currently conducting a training session on Child Rights with children and youth in Welkom, Free State Province to equip them with child rights and actions to claim them as well as understanding GBV forms and responses.
Once again, CoRMSA, in collaboration with Leratong Advice Center has stretched the commemoration of National Heritage Day to Katlehong Township in Johannesburg. The commemoration aims to bring children, youth, communities and civil societies together to share and engage in their Cultural Diversity, Child and Human Rights in general so as to create Social Cohesion for…
CoRMSA in collaboration with Action Support Centre is hosting Heritage Day Commemorations in Orange Farm, Johannesburg to recognise and honour the rich cultural diversity of South Africans including migrants under the theme: Indigenous Heritage Month: Maintaining Traditional Practices While Promoting Social Cohesion and a Green Economy. The commemoration aims to promote social cohesion and uphold…
CoRMSA, in collaboration with the Centre Of Child Law – University Of Pretoria facilitated an information session on the Centre for Child Law and Others v. Minister of Basic Education and Others court judgment on access to education that was handed down in 2019 through Makhanda High Court. This judgements resulted in the expulsion and…
CoRMSA attended and participated in a 4-day 19th Annual ILRIG Political School Training (16-19 Sept) on: ” Unpacking Xenophobia: Causes, Contestation and Consequences taken” Venue : Don Bosco Youth Center in Walkerville. Johannesburg.
CoRMSA is currently participating in the New Social Compact Consultative Dialogue organised by African Monitor to discuss the new social contracts in Braamfontein.
In advocating for the human rights of asylum seekers, refugees and migrants, alongside various organisations, CoRMSA participated in a Psycho-Social rights Forum in Johannesburg to strategise on how best we can offer psycho-social and mental health support to all those affected by Zimbabwean Special Permits cancellation and those who are experiencing some challenges in accessing…
On Day 2 of 3 in Kwa-Zulu Natal Province, the Provincial Training for Social Workers on Child Protection Mechanisms with a special focus on Unaccompanied, Separated and Migrant Children in South Africa is ongoing. The training intends to equip and enhance Social Workers’ skills and knowledge on child rights and legal framework, citizenship, documentation and…
Section 28 of the Constitution states that “Every child has the right to a name and a nationality from birth.” A #birthcertificate is essential for every child… Click the link below to sign and support: #DocumentUs campaign link