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🇳🇵Our Sr. Rights Expert from Nepal, Kunjani Pariyar Pyasi writes about the Judicial reform and why acquittal rates remain high in cases of caste-based discrimination in the country. #CDWD Read below: setopati.com/opinion/357604

✳️ On final day of #ACHPR83 #NGOForum, we concluded by being part of the panel on the adoption of recommendations and resolutions. In particular, presenting the recommendations on #Reparations and #Slavery. African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights ACDHRS

🌟 The 83rd Ordinary Session of African Commission on Human and People's Rights #ACHPR83 opens in Banjul, The Gambia. Stay tuned with us as we highlight the important issue of Discrimination based on #work and #descent in #Africa.✊🏼 #ACHPR

Mme Hannah Foster of ACDHRS takes the podium to deliver the Statement of the NGOs Steering Committee, following the recently concluded NGO Forum in The Gambia. #HumanRights #ACHPR83OS

Meeting with the NHRC of The Gambia, which is committed to supporting of Resolution on the rights of people discriminated on work and descent #CDWD. During the meeting , GFoD emphasized the importance of the NHRC’s role in implementation, monitoring, and promoting accountability. The

#NGOForum #83rdOrdinarySessionofACHPR Today, I deliver a statement on behalf of International Women Lawyers Federation and Global Forum of CDWD (GFoD) at the 83rd Ordinary session of AfricanCommissionHPR on the inclusion and promotion of the Rights of CDWD across the African continent and globally.

La discrimination fondée sur l'ascendance et le travail existe toujours en Afrique, notamment en Mauritanie. À l'occasion de #ACHPR83, nous collaborons aujourd'hui avec sahel fondation en Mauritanie pour dénoncer cette forme de discrimination. En Mauritanie, des communautés

Call for Applications for People of #AfricanDescent from the diaspora! Apply for our Fellowship Programme for People of African descent to strengthen your skills to #FightRacism: ohchr.org/en/about-us/fe… Application deadline: 30 June 2025

📣 “Inequality and discrimination rooted in traditional religion still exist in Africa. This inhuman practice must stop — no human is inherently superior to another!” ✊🏾 #EndOsuCaste | Let’s talk about the Osu caste system in Eastern Nigeria — a centuries-old practice that

👉🏾ECOSOC Youth Forum Feedback Meeting with United Nations organized by MGCY. If you engaged with #ECOSOCYouth Forum 2025 in-person or virtually, this is a chance to fill the feedback form. What do you think is needed next year to engage marginalized youth like #CDWD. Fill the form here:

At #ACHPR83 GFoD held a powerful meeting with🇬🇲 Movement for Social Justice@Official, a youth-led CSO tackling caste discrimination. Adama Bittaye highlighted ongoing bias in hospitals & public spaces in Basse. We shared #ACHPR Resolution 619 & following plans. Collaboration ahead!✊🏾 African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights

Dr. Ambedkar International Mission (AIM) stands in solidarity with Global Forum of CDWD (GFoD) and Movement for Social Justice@Official in the fight against caste discrimination. Caste is now a global issue, and we must come together to confront it on a global scale. #AIMWorldwide

🔹 “Nepali judiciary is not sensitised on #caste-based discrimination.” Our Sr. Rights Expert Kunjani Pariyar Pyasi speaks to The Kathmandu Post on systemic casteism and the urgent need for judicial reform in #Nepal. 📖 Read the full interview: kathmandupost.com/interviews/202…

📷 A powerful call for justice from Sidati Chekh Hamadi, Senior Expert on CDWD Rights and activist with IRA Mauritania, an organization fighting against modern-day slavery and caste-based oppression. 📷 Déclaration : Nul ne doit être discriminé en raison de ses origines.

🟣 Let's talk about dignity and justice in Niger 🇳🇪 Au Niger, dans plusieurs communautés comme les Touaregs, Zarmas et Haoussas, certaines personnes sont encore traitées différemment à cause de leur origine familiale ou des métiers exercés par leurs ancêtres. Ceux issus de