Paper on violence to women historically marginalized

This project involves capacity building of local community environmental project on the protection of women's rights to property and their rights to inherit property, how to provide support to survivors of acts of violence and ensure that the fight against HIV / AIDS includes strategies for reducing violence against women, establishing a link between efforts to prevent violence and HIV / AIDS at the against women historically marginalized in Rwanda. The building will be made to the target group, the traditional heads of families, police, judiciary, health workers, social services and decentralized local authorities. The project will be implemented through awareness, advocacy and training and advocacy for beneficiaries with decision-making bodies.

Peace and resolution conflict in Great Lakes region of Africa

The conflicts in Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo have claimed the lives of millions of innocent civilians, and armed groups in these countries committed gross violations of human right. The conflicts also destroyed decades of development efforts and prevented further development, thus exacerbating human suffering and poverty. The youth is this region was the first victims of this conflict such as enrolled in group’s arms, HIV/AIDS and others challenges of life. This was making them to be one of the marginalized groups in the society. The lack of cultural diversity, tolerance and development of youth in the region is rapidly assuming dangerous proportions in many countries as their economies and educational systems are unable to accommodate these numbers of youth. These impacts will be felt at the individual, familial, national and global levels if not addressed, and this is a prescription for disaster. To address this problem, the Great Lakes Center for Culture, Peace and Development (GLCPD) work with youth associations and local people to identify the causes and address them in a practical and sustainable manner.
The project aims to achieve by training youth through civic educational, human rights, cultural diversity, conflict prevention , leadership and skills of development that are directly affecting them.

Conflict in Great Lakes region of Africa

The Great Lakes Center for Culture, Peace and Development (GLCPD) is an independent organization started in January 2008. The organization is registered as a not-for-profit and non-governmental organization in Rwanda and its activities cover Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Head Office is located at AMAHORO Street, REMERA Sector, GASABO District, KIGALI. The aim of GLCPD is the prevention of conflict and the promotion of culture, peace and development in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.

The conflicts in Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo have claimed the lives of millions of innocent civilians, and armed groups in these countries committed gross violations of human rights . The conflicts also destroyed decades of development efforts and prevented further development, thus exacerbating human suffering and poverty. The Great Lakes Center for Culture, Peace and Development work with governments, regional groups/associations and local people to identify the causes and address them in a practical and sustainable manner.

Peace in Great Lakes region

The peace in Great Lakes region need more time for people but God can change in short period
Ir Cooedinator of GLCPD
jULES KAZUNGU

The democracy in Burundi

Some political parts in Burundi dissociate in presidential election.

Peace in Great lakes region

Civilians continue to suffer serious human rights abuses at the hands of multiple armed groups active in Central African Republic, which has been an area of antigovernment insurgency since 1990. The government is failing to provide them with protection, rebel factions and criminal gangs have taken advantage of this to commit abuses with complete impunity.
In DRCongo, human rights abusive of LA VOIX DES SANS VOIX killed yesterday at Kinshasa


Executive of GLCPD
jules Kazungu

Democratie in Great Lakes Region process

The Great Lakes region in Africa is one of the region where institutionalization of democratic management modes is not promoted , there are absence of open political dialogue, absence of consensus on constitutional and democratic principles, lack of citizens’ participation in the decision making and democratic processes, electoral systems which do not promote fair and proportional representation of citizens, weakness or ignorance of basic democratic values such as wider participation, transparency, accountability and respect for human rights, weak capacity of political parties and democratic institutions.

Executive Director of GLCPD
Jules Kazungu
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