GCI Updates

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UB Students begin internship with GCI

University of Buea students begin internship with Global Conscience Initiative. For the past two weeks, Global conscience Initiative welcomed the presence of 08 interns from the University of Buea. The said students are from the Faculty of Social and Management sciences and from the department of Sociology and Anthropology/the department of Women and gender studies/Law. […]

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CAMs Developments – Progress in Mbalangi & Mofako-Bekondo Traditional Councils and Recommendations.

Global Conscience Initiative (GCI) is a Non Governmental Organization and a Non profit making Organization situated opposite Kumba High Court. It has as objective to promote and protect Human Rights in and around Kumba and its vicinities. To attain this objective, GCI and its entire staff have selected a good number of Communities in and

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CAMs Update 30/7/12

The CAMs project has been very productive this week! On Thursday, three of our staff members put their heads together to begin forming our new workshop curriculum on mob justice. Spearheaded by American intern Rachel Braden, this curriculum will eventually be used in Mbalangi as well as future partner communities to sensitize and educate the

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CAMs Update: Mbalangi 2012

This past week the CAMs project saw an enthusiastic crowd in attendance for its fourth workshop with the Mbalangi Traditional Council. Our workshop this past Friday concentrated on Transparency and Accountability within the government structure. In particular, this workshop addresses how governments on the local level (like Traditional Councils) can implement policies to promote transparency

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CAMs Update: Mbalangi 2012

For the past week CAMs has been continuing with our workshop series in Mbalangi. Last week we held two workshops, one each for the Quarter Councils and for the Traditional Council, respectively. With the Quarter Councils and Social Group leaders, we discussed the importance of Accountability and Transparency in Governance. Workshop attendees participated in an

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