Fwd: Call for applications for HREA e-learning courses -- February-June 2008

[PEFENAP ORG]

Guyz,

 

Please letz try our luck to further knowledge for HR

 

Good luck.

 

I have onother challenging Assignment to gaurd for the CPR chair Clement here in Malawi Im done with Igantius Bcoz he is not communicating on his Action Plan development on Rfeugees.

 

Where are otherz please

 

Edward Prince Bodyguard Chaka

Malawi

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[Alego Kayila]

thanks edward

nice to hear from you and thanks for the forward on the e learning courses

its worth every trial to see how best we can acquire more knowledge and desiminate the same

i think you are setting the pace

Florah  i hope you are fine

i am still waiting for your reply

i will do a longer mail later

keep 9in touch as always comrades cause i will sure will

our CUC where we get programmes is scheduled for next month /next week then i will update when i commence my action plan

keep in touch and GFod bless you all

phina

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	Call for applications for HREA distance learning courses -- February-June 2008 Dear subscribers, HREA is calling for applications for the e-learning courses on Human Rights Advocacy, Human Rights Litigation, Human Rights Monitoring (in French), Introduction to Human Rights Education (in German), Monitoring Children's Rights, Rights-Based Programming and The United Nations Human Rights System, which will be offered from February-June 2008. Please note that the registration deadline for these courses is 1 December 2007. Further information about each course can be found below. Best wishes, Sandra Quintin Distance Learning Programme, HREA http://www.hrea.org/courses/ -------------- HREA Distance Learning Course 2E08: Human Rights Advocacy 20 February-17 June 2008 Instructor: Dr. Valerie Miller This distance learning course provides human rights activists with a range of proven human rights advocacy methods and critical concepts as a means for them to reflect on and deepen their own work. The course will look at the theoretical foundations and critical issues of human rights advocacy, elements of advocacy planning, and strategies for action. In this course, participants should deepen their knowledge about advocacy and its relationship to: Politics and Democracy; Citizenship and Rights; Power, Empowerment and Citizen Education and Action. Participants will gain basic skills and knowledge in: visioning; contextual analysis; problem/issue identification; analysis and prioritisation; power mapping; goal/objective setting; analysis of advocacy arenas and strategies; message development, reports and media; public outreach and mobilization; lobbying and negotiation; advocacy leadership and coalition building; and assessment of success. A more detailed course description, further logistical information, and application forms can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/courses/2E.html --------- HREA Distance Learning Course 13E08: Human Rights Litigation 13 February-20 May 2008 Instructors: Margarita Ilieva and Krassimir Kanev This distance learning course provides participants with knowledge of the concept, types, venues and strategies of human rights litigation. It focuses on strategic litigation and legal aid both internationally and domestically, and explores a variety of strategies: issue or group oriented litigation, community based services, legal clinics, NGO or law firm resourced actions and others. Participants are familiarised with court ordered structural relief, as well as with conventional victim-centered legal remedies. Non-litigation strategies to maximise the chances of winning cases and to ensure the effective enforcement of decisions too are considered. The course places impact litigation in its social and institutional context exploring issues of its legitimacy, as well as the ethics and accountability of human rights lawyering. In the last part it highlights litigation for the vindication of several groups of substantive rights, including economic and social rights, freedom from torture, equality and asylum. Participants will be provided with examples from various jurisdictions in the world illustrating strategic human rights litigation in practice. A more detailed course description, further logistical information, and application forms can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/courses/13E.html --------- HREA Distance Learning Course 4F08: Le monitoring des droits de l'homme 18 février-18 mai 2008 Ce cours à distance a pour objet d'initier les contrôleurs des droits de l'homme et le personnel des organisations internationaux et des ONG (nationales et internationales) à le monitoring les droits de l'homme. Le cours reflète les nombreux principes admis concernant la surveillance des droits de l'homme, qui doivent être respectés dans les opérations en matière de droits de l'homme menées par l'ONU sur le terrain, et comme tel il veut contribuer à accroître l'efficacité des travaux de terrain concernant les droits de l'homme. Même s'il s'adresse en premier lieu aux contrôleurs des droits de l'homme des Nations Unies, on espère qu'il sera également utile aux contrôleurs des droits de l'homme appartenant à d'autres organisations, qu'elles soient de nature intergouvernementale ou non-gouvernementale. Plus d'informations: http://www.hrea.org/courses/4F.html --------- HREA Distance Learning Course 10E08: The United Nations Human Rights System 11 February-11 May 2008 Instructor: Dr. Gerd Oberleitner The aim of the course is to provide information on the United Nations (UN) human rights system by looking at the work and outcome of the Human Rights Council. The course is scheduled parallel to the regular session of the Human Rights Council. By making extensive use of the Council's website -- which contains legal documents, press releases, and audio and video files on the session, and is updated daily -- course participants will be able to learn about the UN's human rights activities as they present themselves to the world: in real-time, with immediate access to the original material, live and uncut, and with all the dramatic twists and turns a session of the Council offers. The course will expose students to the real world of human rights in the making and offer them a glimpse into the world of human rights diplomacy on the highest possible level. An experienced course instructor will guide the participants through the Council's session so as to ensure a learning experience on a high academic level. The course will provide a brief introduction to the UN human rights system, the core UN human rights standards and supervisory machineries, the charter- and treaty-based system of human rights protection, the role of the current Human Rights Council, the old UN Commission on Human Rights, the Subcommission on the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights, ECOSOC, General Assembly and Security Council. Special focus will be put on the history, mandate and composition of the Council, its legal and political characteristics, the role of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and the UN reform process. This will enable students to follow the deliberations of the Council and understand the events as they unfold. Relevant on-line teaching material to this end will be provided. A more detailed course description, further logistical information, and application forms can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/courses/10E.html --------- HREA Distance Learning Course 14E08: Monitoring Children's Rights 20 February-27 May 2008 Instructor: Felisa Tibbitts This distance learning course is a basic introduction to measuring and monitoring the status of children, including basic health and welfare, education, civil rights and freedoms, and special protection measures. The course will address the full cycle of monitoring, including tool development; methodologies for carrying out monitoring (both organizationally as well as through the involvement of children); and the application of results for improving the promotion and protection of children's human rights. Learners will explore different indicators and indexes already in use and the basics of constructing a social indicator. Through a blending of theoretical and case study material, the course will illustrate procedures for the appraisal, selection, development and analysis of indicator data, although highly technical aspects of mathematical manipulation of indicators and statistical regression will not be addressed. A more detailed course description, further logistical information, and application forms can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/courses/14E.html --------- HREA Distance Learning Course 8D08: Einführung in die Menschenrechtsbildung 20. Februar-27. Mai 2008 Instructor: Dr. Karl-Peter Fritzsche Der Kurs bietet eine Einführung in die Menschenrechtsbildung (MRB) aus nationaler und internationaler Perspektive. Vier Schlüsselfragen strukturieren den Kurs. Welche Grundkenntnisse der Menschenrechte sind unverzichtbar? Was verstehen wir unter MRB? Welche Angebote von MRB gibt es bereits? Wie kann kreativ an diese Angebote angeknüpft werden und wie können dabei mögliche Hindernisse überwunden werden? Die Konzeption des Kurses orientiert sich an einem breiten Menschenrechtsverständnis, das die rechtlichen, politischen und moralischen Dimensionen der Menschenrechte zusammendenkt und durch die MRB vermitteln möchte. Der Kurs richtet sich an alle Bildner und Trainer im schulischen wie außerschulischen Bereich, die menschenrechtsorientierte Bildung praktizieren (wollen). Die Kursteilnehmer werden sowohl lernen, die Menschenrechte zum Querschnittsthema in ihren Bildungsbereichen zu machen als auch ihre Bildungsprozesse selbst menschenrechtlich zu gestalten und die Lerner zu menschenrechtsorietiertem Handeln zu befähigen. Der deutschsprachige Kurs richtet sich vorrangig an Teilnehmer aus Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz. Weitere Informationen und Anmeldungformular: http://www.hrea.org/courses/8D.html ------- HREA Distance Learning Course 5E08: Rights-Based Programming 27 February-20 May 2008 Instructor: Felisa Tibbitts This distance learning course introduces staff members of (international) development agencies and NGOs to rights-based programming. A human rights-based approach is a conceptual framework for the process of human development that is normatively based on international human rights standards and operationally directed to promoting and protecting human rights. Essentially, a human rights-based approach integrates the norms, standards and principles of the international human rights system into the plans, policies and processes of programme development. Participants will deepen their knowledge about project and programme development from a human rights framework and learn how to apply the principles of equity, empowerment, participation and accountability to various phases of project planning and implementation. Participants will also gain sensitivity to how programs can integrate non-discriminatory practice and give attention to vulnerable groups. The course will focus on practical tools for human rights situation assessment, programme planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation within the rights-based conceptual framework. A more detailed course description, further logistical information, and application forms can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/courses/5E.html				Tell a Colleague If you have colleagues who may be interested in HREA e-learning opportunities, please forward this newsletter to them. They can sign up here.

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[Florah Binang]

Phina

 

I did respond to your massege privately. Please do check again. If not i will email you again. Eward thanks for the information I will try my luck and hope everyone else will try too, knowledge is power.

 

Guys i will talk to you again on Wednesday. I am going on Independence holidays as from today to tuesday next week. Botswana gained indepence on the 30th Sept 1966. so she will be turning 41 years of independence. The sad part is that my organisation is involved so i will be working on that day.

  Have you heard from the rest of the teams those who are not communicating.

By the way i will be leaving for Pretoria this evening as  Our  Footbal National team is playing South Africa team tommorow, you know I am crazy about sport.

 

HAVE NICE WEEKEND ALL OF YOU

 

REGARDS

 

FLORAH

 

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[Dolphina Kayila]

thanks dear
soory florah ,i have seen the email and responded just check now and i will do another latere
bridget i will do the needful as per your email and greenwell
just have a pleasant day and i will do the needful and email you
take care and have a pleasant wweekende
God bless
phina

Florah Binang <gaaman...@yahoo.com> wrote:

een the email and responded it was an oversight on my side but check mail now Brig

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[Bridget Yembe]

thanks phina, am still waiting. with Edward thanks for the effort, i will try my best, just like phina said, knowledge is power, keep up the spirit bodyguard,

 

enjoy your week end

 

Bridget

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[Greenwell Lyempe]

DEAR PHINA

ITS GOOD TO READ YOUR.IAM SOORRY I COULD NOT WRITE TO ANY OF THE SAHRIT FRIENDS IMMEDIATELY . I WAS NOT AROUND . I WENT TO A PLACE WHERE INTERNET DOES NOT EXIST. NOW THA T IAM BACK TO CIVILISATION I  WILL BE SENDING YOU MAILS.

GREENWELL LYEMPE.

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[Greenwell Lyempe]

TO ALL SAHRIT CPR COLLEAGUES.

HOW ARE ??

IAM OKEY ONLY MISS YOUR COMPANY.

I HAVE NOT HEARD FROM MISS SAHRIT 2007.

IS SHE SAFE?

GREENWELL LYEMPE

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[Guilhermina Malungane]

Dear All,

 

It has quite a long time without any news from you.  How are you doing with your plans?

What is happening and what differences are being seen since Pretoria.

 

I have been around and included what I have learned in two national workshops. I Am probably get the chance to repeat in a seminar planned for July 2008.

 

I have finished my law degree and I am preparing  thesis on Legal  and Human Rights Protection for affected and infected by HIV-AIDs –  the defence of the thesis is planned for end June 2008.

 

Best wishes to you all

Specially to my secret friends

Mina

Maputo, Mozambique

 

[ignatius rweyemamu]

Dear madam Guilhermina Malungane, greetings from Tanzania.
Thanks for your great silence breaking email. I was also wondering of what has taken place among the group, perhaps everyone is busy!I was very successful that once again SAHRIT appointed me to participate in the last CHILDREN'S RIGHTS short course that took place at our beloved Acardia Hotel in Pretoria btn 5-10 May.It was very interesting and added to what I acquired last year. In case you are in need of the electronic materials of the course, kindly inform me so that I may copy them to you.
Above all, congratulations for finishing your law degree and wish you all the best in the preparation of your thesis.
To the rest of the group, I wish you all the best and pray that lets keep in touch, it will assist us very much.
Hoping to hear from everyone of you,
Ignatius Rweyemamu Kagashe

> From: Guilhermina Malungane <guilhermin...@undp.org>
> Subject: Greetings
> To: cprpre...@googlegroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, 20 May, 2008, 7:08 PM
> Dear All,
>
>
>
> It has quite a long time without any news from you. How
> are you doing with
> your plans?
>
> What is happening and what differences are being seen since
> Pretoria.
>
>
>
> I have been around and included what I have learned in two
> national
> workshops. I Am probably get the chance to repeat in a
> seminar planned for
> July 2008.
>
>
>
> I have finished my law degree and I am preparing thesis on
> Legal and Human

> Rights Protection for affected and infected by HIV-AIDs -

> the defence of
> the thesis is planned for end June 2008.
>
>
>
> Best wishes to you all
>
> Specially to my secret friends
>
> Mina
>
> Maputo, Mozambique
>
>
>
>
>

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[Guilhermina Malungane]

Dear Ignatius,
Thank you for your only reply I had. That was very kind of you. I wonder
what happened to Phina after the tumultuous time on her country.

The other two old ladies just vanished and never said a word after Pretoria.

Uauhhh lucky you, I can imagine how added value it was the course on
children's rights. Congratulations

I am still a bit busy in phase of correction, proofreading of my thesis.
What I am writing is about legal assistance to HIV/AIDS affected and
infected persons vs protection of their Human rights in the context of the
national law/bill for HIV/AIDS. The problematic issue is that its mostly
aimed to the protection of workers and nothing for the remaining people.
Luckly the lawyers are starting to prepare a more comprehensive law.

I already got an invitation to voluntarily provided legal assistance to a
recently created National NGO led by the former Women's League of the
leading party FRELIMO. I committed myself to start in July after this thesis
business. Its not easy with my daily work I have little time left. It will
be a nice training for my field of specialization and will have more chances
to apply Pretoria's knowledge. This big organizations usually have their won
mandates, training schedule, objectives etc and is not easy for your to
squeeze yourself into their programmes specially when they have financial
constraints.

Let me stop this journal....

I wish you all success and a nice weekend.

As there are lots of Workshops in Maputo if any of you in Maputo, please
visit and call
Home address: Nr. 34, Viana da Mota Street - 3rd Floor
Bairro Central - near FNAC Shopping Center
Maputo
Mozambique
00 27 82 756 4017
Mina Malungane

[Alego Kayila]

Thank you so much Mina<Ignatius for breaking the silence
i am ok and fine and my boys too .We thank God for this far He has brought us
It has not been easy and the outcome of the post election violence has resulted to so many things happening in Kenya and the inflation is crazy !
Everyone is trying to make ends meet and the IDP's is still a concern!
we should remember ZIM in prayer that what happened in Kenya SHOULD NOT happen in ZIM
We should rise up to so many of these astrocities happening in Africa in our various fields so that we empower ourselves in Africa with Good governance and democracy
For me i am still coming out from a BAD dream after these skirmishes and we should PRAY,PRAY,PRAY for africa
we hope that the TRuth and Reconciliation Commission to be set in kenya soon will dymystify some of these astrocities
let us kee in touch
i think we should penalise those who are NOT breaking the silence
Ignatus Congrats for the Child rights course
i too benefitted from the same in 2006 in beautiful Harare!
lets lkeep youch comrades
God bless you all
 
 
PHINA ALEGO.

> Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 14:20:24 +0200
> From: guilhermin...@undp.org
> Subject: Thank you Ignatius
> To: cprpre...@googlegroups.com

[Robert Bob Majambo]

Hi dear, how are you?

I would like to inform you that we are planning to create a whatsapp group for all of us CPR member and ask if you want to participate?  If yes, please pass me your number?

Kind Regards,

Robert Bob Majambo Majambo

Attorney at Law in the D.R. Congo

Att.Reg.No: ONA 2239/2003

ORDRE NATIONAL DES AVOCATS

Web: www.ona-rdc.org

Telephone: +1(816)694 7658

E-mail: bobma...@hotmail.com

Address: 412 N Quincy Avenue, 

Kansas City, 64123, Missouri, USA

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Subject: RE: Thank you Ignatius

 

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[Florah Binang]

My number is +267 71246575

Good morning and thank you for the initiative

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