UNICEF, in partnership with CoRMSA, coordinated and facilitated the National Action Plan (NAP) engagement session in Randburg with over 25 children and youth from Gauteng Province to feed into the development of child-friendly NAP.
High Court Declares Sections of Refugees Act Unconstitutional Follow the link below for more information News24-https://www.news24.com/news24/southafrica/news/high-court-declares-sections-of-refugees-act-unconstitutional-20230216
With the support of UNICEF, we visited the victims of floods in Queenstown, Eastern Cape-Chris Hani District Municipality and donated sanitary wear, infant clothes, children and adult foodstuffs, blankets and other materials to mitigate the hardships currently faced by more than 750 victims. Thank you UNICEF.
From the 23rd to 27th of November 2022, CoRMSA participated in the 40th Ordinary Session of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child in Maseru, Lesotho. The session aimed at discussing Children ‘s Rights in the Digital World so as to ensure that children are protected from the exploitative…
CoRMSA commemorated Universal Children’s Day with children from various communities from Gauteng Province in Thokoza, Johannesburg. The commemorations aimed at promoting equality, inclusion, international togetherness, and awareness among children worldwide and improving children’s welfare regardless of nationality, race or documentation status.
The workshop aimed at strengthening the #DocumentUs campaign. Children shared their plight of: no #name, no #identity #statelessness But we can change their situation by signing the petition below: https://awethu.amandla.mobi/petitions/documentus-birth-registration-and-certificate-for-all-children…
It is very crucial for all children to know their rights…and it is our responsibility to ensure that their rights are promoted and protected. Right in the center of Mpumalanga Province, CoRMSA is currently training children on #childrights and how to claim them – #Section28 of the Constitution. It is our responsibility to ensure…
CoRMSA, alongside other organisations, participated in #WeTheNation Dialogue at #eNCA studios in Hyde Park to discuss the challenges and opportunities of migration in South Africa and proposed solutions. Civil Societies argued, “South Africa uses migrants to scapegoat its failing systems.”
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