Core Care Africa donates didactics Materials to over 350 school children in the South West Region of Cameroon
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Amidst the ongoing armed conflict in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon, the school resumption this year has yet met with strong resistance from the Separatists armed groups (Ambazonia Fighters).
As a result of the ongoing armed conflict in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon, the majority of children have been out of school for close to five years thereby deterring their right to education as specified in International Human Rights and Humanitarian law.
Civil society organisations, diplomatic missions and individuals have been pleading with the warring parties to endorse school resumption and find a common and peaceful solution to the crisis in vain.
As part of their contributions towards advocating for effective school resumption, On the 7 of September 2022, Core Care Africa and partners donated school materials to over 350 IDPs kids and orphans in three communities within Buea, the South West Region of Cameroon. They reach out to over the following schools liongo muea, Government Primary School likoko _Bokwango and Bokwia communities. Speaking to Human Rights and Legal Research Centre, the founder and President of Core Africa, Ekole Basil reveals that the initiative is part of their back-to-school campaign which has going on. He further states that children have the right to education even in conflict situations. According to him, the parties to the conflict should find peaceful means to resolve the prolonged conflict which has caused serious and negative effects on children in the North West and South West regions and Cameroon as a whole.
Amidst the ongoing armed conflict in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon, the school resumption this year has yet met with strong resistance from the Separatists armed groups (Ambazonia Fighters).
As a result of the ongoing armed conflict in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon, the majority of children have been out of school for close to five years thereby deterring their right to education as specified in International Human Rights and Humanitarian law.
Civil society organisations, diplomatic missions and individuals have been pleading with the warring parties to endorse school resumption and find a common and peaceful solution to the crisis in vain.
As part of their contributions towards advocating for effective school resumption, On the 7 of September 2022, Core Care Africa donated school materials to over 350 IDPs kids and orphans in three communities within Buea, the South West Region of Cameroon. They reach out to over the following schools liongo muea, Government Primary School likoko _Bokwango and Bokwia communities. Speaking to Human Rights and Legal Research Centre, the founder and President of Core Africa, Ekole Basil reveals that the initiative is part of their back-to-school campaign which has going on. He further states that children have the right to education even in conflict situations. According to him, the parties to the conflict should find peaceful means to resolve the prolonged conflict which has caused serious and negative effects on children in the North West and South West regions and Cameroon as a whole.
Berinyuy Cajetan is the founder and publisher of Human Rights and Legal Research Centre (HRLRC) since 2017. He has intensive experience in strategic communications for Civil Society Organizations, campaign and advocacy, and social issues. He has an intensive experiencing in human rights monitoring, documentation and reporting.
