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How can we avoid outside our communities the stigmatization?
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How can we avoid outside our communities the stigmatization?

I wonder why moral persons can have a behavior also unsociable because according to the first article of the agreement of the human rights which stipulate that we are all in spite of our handicaps.
I got acquainted of a woman who names Madam Dosso, a person in charge of a Voluntary Screening unit in Abidjan and, after presentation as National Focal of the GYCA in official list of Ivory.
Madam Dosso said to me that the persons who are detected are not any more under cover because the stigmatization begins in the Voluntary Screening units in particular the medical staff (Doctors, midwife, male nurses) whose girl was detected and her result turned out positive; a midwife asked him how what is what she has stink to be a victim and what she will inform the family of the girl of her status.
Let us know that we are all potential victims of the HIV/AIDS among whom some people think that the HIV/AIDS obtains that by sexual relations not to disabuse you.

Of the blow the candidates for the Voluntary Screening do not feel any more in confidence because it will be necessary to train this staff to abandon these not corresponding practice and, also in certain community centre, hospitals public; there is a shape of stigmatization where he have two cupboards that is infected persons from whom these persons hide by fetching their medicines (winks of eye by so there and when he have nobody we take them and bottom in the nature).

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April 18, 2009 | 1:34 PM Comments  0 comments

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Appointment of the NFPs West Africa
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Appointment off the NFPs West Africa
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On March 27, 2009, SORO Tatougo Gael, National Coordinator of ONG Children of Africa, Member of (Ivory YES-Dimension) Youth Employment Summit, Charged with mission and member of several Social Networks; national was named Focal Point (Ivory Coast) by (GYCA) Gloabl Youth Coalition one HIV/AIDS.

Dear GYCAers,

Join me in welcoming our new West African National Focal Points one board! The new NFPs and the countries they re-press have found below.

Christopher Amedin - Togo

Akinbo Adebunmi Adeola - Nigeria

Dieynaba Famanta - Senegal

Soro Gael - Dimension D of lvoire

Mohammed Lamarana Barry - The Gambia

Musa Ansumana - Sierra Leone

George Smith - Ghana

Mahmud Johnson - Liberia.

They will Be introducing themselves to you Al shortly so you edge Al get to know them and work with them in achieving the visions off GYCA in your countries and in the area.
Please we are still receiving applications from countries in West Africa that are not mentioned above. That is, we still is urgent Young people from those countries to apply.

Aboveall, we really want to thank those organizations who worked with custom in recruiting this TEAM off NFPs. Please, continues to support custom.
Ounce again, I say welcome to our National Focal Points!

Best Wishes,

Veronica Ugwu,
Regional Focal Point (West Africa)
Total Youth Coalition one HIV/AIDS
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+234-808-3073-429.
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Thoughtfulness has big Word to Be practiced in small things

April 16, 2009 | 1:06 PM Comments  0 comments



Rapport du projet de parrainage d’enfants
About this event: 4th World Youth Congress - Quebec City 2008
Related to country: Cote D'Ivoire

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Report/ratio of the project of sponsorship D? children
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The project of sponsorship D? vulnerable children “the caravan of C? ur” initiated by L? World association of the Wellbeing of L? Child in collaboration with L? ONG Children D? Africa of which L? was objective general to maintain the children of the rural zones with L? school by the sensitizing and the handing-over of school kits bus very little D? do children in rural medium finish L? school year for various reasons close to poverty.

On December 18, 2008 with Motel AGIP in Korhogo at 7 a.m. 35 Minutes on behalf of L? does one of the partners “the bookshop of France Group” in the presence of Mr. SYLVESTRO Duval (Regional Point Focal Children D? Africa), Mr. Songui TUO (tallies of profit Kaprémé Village & technical adviser of the Mayor of Dikodougou) and SORO Gaël (National Coordinator Children D? Africa).

As of acquisition of the school kits, we went to Kaprémé profit village located at 10 km of Dikodougou place chief of sub-prefecture.

On are our arrival, we received by the chief of the village, the notability and the director of L? school Mr DIARASSOUBA Tiecoura which requisitioned them (2 1) in the presence of the recipients, the president of the COGES and its office.
The paperboards with the number and were distributed as follows:

26 Kits of CP1: 01 paperboard of 10 kits
: 01 paperboard of 12 kits
: 01 paperboard of 04 kits

21 kits of CP 2: 01 paperboard de18 kits
: 01 paperboard of 03 kits

22 kits of CE1: 01 paperboard of 16 kits
: 06 paperboard of 06 kits

12 kits of CE2: 01 paperboard of 08 kits
: 01 paperboard of 04 kits

17 kits of CM1: 02 paperboards of 06 kits
: 01 paperboard of 04 kits of

26 kits of CM2: 02 paperboards of 06 kits
: 01 paperboard of 10 kits
: 01 did paperboard of 10 kits

Moreover, we decide D? in informing the first persons in charge for Under? prefecture of the behaviour of our activities in L? occurrence Mr. Sub-prefect and the Commander of Zone of the New Forces.
Thus, the ceremony of handing-over of the kits to the recipients was for December 19, 2009 at 14 hours with L? EPP Kaprémé.

On Friday December 19, 2009 on the square of L? Primary school Public of Kaprémé in the presence of the Chief of the Village, the notable ones, villagers, it (COGES) Board of Managements of L? Extra School, Teachers, Mister Advisers School of Dikodougou, Mrs KONATE representing of L? Inspection of L? Primary education teaching, Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure (President of L? World association of the Wellbeing of L? Child, and Foundation Ground D? Hope) and representing other partners (does the French co-operation, the bookshop of France Group), these collaborators, Sirs SORO Gaël (National Coordinator Children D? Africa), Mr. SYLVESTRO Duval (Regional Focal Point Children D? Africa) and Alpha COULIBALY (Sensitizer Community of the Regional Focal Point Children D? Africa).

Well before starting D? short speeches, we had honor with various folk services of the Sénoufo soil (djéguélé of the young men, the tchali of the girls and the women).

Did the chief of the village of Kaprémé wish us the welcome, and thanking us D? to have to choose its community for this humane action.

Mr DIARASSOUBA, Director of L? did school in its turn reformulate these same remarks that its predecessor and notifies that this year is beneficial for these pupils D? to have a good school result and that this action would encourage the few parents who refuse to provide education for their offspring.

Mr SORO Gaël (National Coordinator Children D? Africa) N? notified that its choice S? is related to the children of Kaprémé because of their vulnerability and that very little D? do children finish L? school year.
For this reason, qu? it decided some to request collaboration Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure (President of L? World association of the Wellbeing of L? Child) in order to sponsor these children qu? will go with dignity with L? school.
In its policy of sensitizing in favour of the not provided education for children and giving up L? school: “If the children do not go towards the classrooms reciprocally speaking the classrooms must move towards the children”. It also advised with the other parents to provide education for their children bus knowledge lira to write to you is a priceless asset for any individual.

The president of (COGES) the Board of Managements of L? Extra School being moved by this action qu? it judged noble and human ones.

Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure (President of L? World association of the Wellbeing of L? Child, Foundation Ground D? Hope) and representing other partners (does the French co-operation, the bookshop of France Group) transmitted the v? ux of the French co-operation and the bookshop of France Groups and L? interest higher than the community of Kaprémé brings this ceremony which joined together us all this day.

On a proposal from SORO Gaël (National Coordinator Children D? Africa) and proven militant of the wellbeing of the children sponsored the children of Kaprémé. It let know that its combat for L? does education emanate D? a report D? where the need is to make our efforts bus L? does front education evil Dimension D of them? Ivory.
C? is thus qu? it wished some to traverse each school re-entry all the areas of the country via the “caravan of C? ur” for the sponsorship of the vulnerable children. In addition, it wished qu? there is the maximum of girl provided education for with Kaprémé and process with the handing-over of the cheque of 124 school kits with SORO Gaël (National Coordinator Children D? Africa) and (Godfather of these 124 children of L? EPP KAPREME).

At once SORO Gaël (Godfather of these 124 children of L? EPP KAPREME) and Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure in manner symbolic system gave the kits to (06) the first children including (03) three boys and (03) three girls, SORO Gaël giving to the boys and present of the girls given by Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure.

For the v? ux of thanks, KONE Fanfele Alassane raises in class of CM2 spokesman of the recipients notified qu? they were charmed D? in benefitting and qu? they will make good use of these works of it.
Does Mr. Songui TUO carry? did word of the executives of the village thank the initiators for the project of the caravan of C? ur and SORO Gaël the godfather of the children for his choice.

Did Mr. Songui TUO notify that L? Was primary school Public of KAPREME born in 1960 of which itself being the first promotion, and which C? is the first time that L? did school profit D? such a humane action led by people nonoriginating in their village and sub-prefecture. This gesture, qu? it is important for them to make provide education for the children in age D? to go with L? school. At the end of did its short speech, it thank us for L? example given this day to the parents ignoramuses of the schooling of the children who summon the future.

As a first person in charge for L? did teaching education, Mr SORO (Advisers School of Dikodougou) make a point of thanking everyone for their interest granted to all what touches with L? instruction and especially Mrs Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure and SORO Gaël for their supports united for L? improvement of L? education and instruction in its locality.

Did Mister the Education adviser make Mrs KINDO Assavon Marie Laure L? one as of their in him gave the name of “TUO KATIENEFOLO” which means in Sénoufo “Bienfaitrice”.

It fraternally asked SORO Gaël (Godfather of these 124 children of L? EPP KAPREME) D? in making these children of true elites of tomorrow and the continuation of the humane activities.

Did the ceremony end at 5 p.m. followed D? a cocktail in the residence of Mr Directing Diarassouba of L? school.
To our departure, present were given including (02) two guinea fowls and (03) chickens.

March 27, 2009 | 6:17 AM Comments  0 comments

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Recherche du matériels informatiques
About this event: 4th World Youth Congress - Quebec City 2008
Related to country: Cote D'Ivoire

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Dans l’optique d’extension de nos activités en zones rurales d’où la nécessité est d’autant plus grande pour mon organisation et moi.
Nous avons l’aimable plaisir de partager et exprimer avec vous nos désirs car nous recherchons du matériels informatiques de seconde mains (micro-ordinateurs, imprimantes, fax, un photocopieur) , des mobiliers de bureau, deux vélos ou 1 scooters pour deux bureaux de région que nous souhaitons rendre opérationnel pour les vacances.
Pour toute personne compatible à nos demandes est prié de rentrer en contact avec les personnes dont les noms suivent :

Gael SORO
Coordinateur National
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SYLVESTRO Duval
Point Focal Enfants d’Afrique (Région des Savanes)
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Les Enfants Roms
Related to country: Cote D'Ivoire

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The Roms Children
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The Roms Children


Who are Roms?

Are Roms the greatest ethnic minority in Europe, cash eight to ten million people, but they are also L? one of the most handicapped minorities. They migrated of L? India with L? Europe in the first part of this millenium by carrying with them their languages (Romani, related to the Hindi) and their cultural traditions. Roms in the German-speaking countries are known under the name of Sinti.

The name of? gipsy? , more usually used in the anglophone countries to indicate Roms, D comes? a deformation D? an Egyptian word, because D? an erroneous belief according to which Roms would be come people D? Egypt. Certains Roms rejects the name of gipsy qu? they regard as pejorative and prefer the name of Romanian (a term D? car-attribution of the Romani language).

One finds Roms minorities in many States, including in the United States where they are approximately a million, but these minorities are especially concentrated in Central Europe and of the South. To see these concentrations in the various States, click here

It exists much of stereotypes and presumptions about the Rom people. Do Roms live in much D? different environments, speak about the different languages and of the different Romanis dialects, they invested the five continents and adopted much the life style of the population of the country in which they settled. They have many occupations, adhere to various religions and their financial standing and educational varies D? a person with L? other, D? a group with L? other, and depends on the general situation of the country in which they live.

Only are 20 European percent of Roms aujourd? today still of the nomads, and live almost exclusively in Western Europe.

In the previous centuries, wandering being N? was almost never a question of choice but was a need due to persecutions. Indeed, L? is continual expulsion L? one of the principal characteristics of L? Romanian history.

How Roms they are discriminated?

Recent report/ratio:

In August of L? did year spent, the HAIR post an article reporting the way in which Finland acts against Roms, threatening the mothers and their children to return them in their country D? is origin or withdrawing with the mothers their children in order to place them and thus, saying, to better take care D? them. The authorities justify these intrigues by the need for protecting the children.

A particular problem arises in Italy, where the government of right-hand side recently elected chose to pursue an “anti-Roms” policy.

Since the end of May 2008, the government adopted a series of legal and political measurements discriminating Roms explicitly, in violation of the international and interior laws.

In July 2008 the government was highly criticized to have suggested that the catch of the fingerprints of the Roms Children could facilitate measurements of criminal repressions. Did the European Parliament qualify this catch D? fingerprints D? did obvious act of racial discrimination and highly recommend to the authorities D? y to put an end.

Also in were July, published photographs showing two individuals prélassant itself with the sun on an Italian beach in spite of the bodies, extended to with dimensions D? them, of two Roms young girls who S? were drowned.

During this time, in January, a City council man D? a district of Rome made pass a motion making it possible to separate these children from “families of the voyage” of the other children in the school buses. L? Organization for Safety and the Co-operation in Europe which controls and produced reports/ratios on the situation of the Rights of L? Man in the fifty six participating States, including L? Italy, expressed serious reservations as for the treatment of Roms in Italy.

In November 2007, European Court of the Rights of L? Did man judge that the Czech Republic S? was made guilty of racial discrimination with L? opposition to the Roms children while systematically placing them in classes of correction intended for the pupils in school difficulties. And in August of L? last year, a network of prostitution which exploited children D sexually? Roms immigrants, being able N? to have what nine years, was qu then dismantled? it was intended to be exploited to Glasgow in Scotland.

Was one of the positive steps that of the Minister of L? National education of Poland which recently announced its intention to make disappear the only composed classes D? Roms children, following complaints showing them D? to be discriminatory.

A tradition of repression: a sight D? historical unit:

L? was history of Roms in Europe marked by a severe repression including a will D? control in Romania and Moldavie with attempts D? forced assimilation.

During L? Holocaust, Roms were the targets of the Nazis who wished their extermination. To a significant degree does, one note that L? extermination of mass of Romanian people N? was not raised with the lawsuit of Nuremberg (the lawsuit for war crime held after the Second World war).

The genocide of Roms, Samudaripes or Porrajmos, was hardly recognized in the public speeches.

However, Second World War N? was not the first period of repression for Roms. Indeed, there were 500 years of repression in Europe of various groups of Roms, and this since their arrival, after their migration of L? India. Did the methods vary between L? control, L? forced assimilation, L? expulsion, L? internment, and even the setting with massive death.

For example in L? Austro-Hungarian worsens, during the 18th century, the leaders had set up a policy D? forced assimilation.

The Roms children were torn off with their parents and a rule prohibited in Roms to marry between them. Moreover, the language romani was prohibited. These measurements were applied very severely. For example, L? use of the language of Roms was puinie by scourging.

More recently, after 1990, Roms became the target of racial violences in some countries post-Communists. L? absence of legislation to protect Roms from discrimination on their place of work, in public places, L? teaching, in their access to housing, L? army? often leave Roms without possibility of legal remedy, and this in many countries.

In 1999, they were the target of violences on behalf of Albanian ethnic groups in Kosovo. In Czech Republic, the city D? Usti Nad Labem built a wall in order to separate Roms from the residents non-Roms.

Roms aujourd? today: always same history?

Thomas Hammarberg, the Police chief in charge of the Rights of L? Man with the Council of L? Did Europe, note that? reasons of this policy, during hundreds D? years, were always the same ones?. It explains? qu? one qualified Roms of not very reliable, dangerous, criminal and undesirable. They were the foreigners easiest to use as scapegoats when the things began with evil to turn and that the local population did not want to endorse the responsibility for it.?

It added that certain countries N? still the repression of this minority in the past and qu did not recognize? no official excuse N? was still made.

A good counterexample is that of the decision of the government of Bucharest in 2003, D? to establish a commission on L? Holocaust which published an important report on repression and L? extermination in Romania, for the fascistic period.

The Police chief raised with concern the recent stories on the repression of Roms, and supported that this one étaiet similar to that perpetrated by the Nazis. It S? is expressed in these terms: ? The speech D? aujourd? today against Roms strongly resembles that of the Nazis and the fascists before the massive exterminations of years 1930/1940. Once again, it is claimed that Roms are a threat with safety and the public health. One does not differentiate the few criminals from the crushing majority of the Rom population. C? is ashamed and dangerous.?

An inadequate European answer:

The Coalition for a European policy with L? does regard of Roms* explain why, jusqu? now, it N? exists any integrated and complete policy of L? Europénne union concerning the specific problem of the discrimination of Roms. In the countries where laws of anti-discriminations were adopted, the application of these last is slow, ineffective or non-existent. Does the existing socio-economic pit enter Roms and the majority populations of the countries because L? social exclusion and L? agitation.

? Was structural discrimination obvious in crutiaux sectors like L? access to housing (with for example of expulsions), L? teaching, and rights of ownership. One notes a rise without precedent? D? anti-gipsies? in Europe, including in the official speeches. Do the Roms communities migrate in many cases towards L? Europe, encouraged by the discrimination and the other violations of their rights, to end up being confronted with the same problems in their new countries D? reception.? explained the Coalition.

On July 2, 2008, the Commission returned the Working paper 2008 of the Personnel of the Commission including the question of Roms. However did the Europénne Coalition on the Policy of Roms raise? many vacuums and failures in L? current approach of L? European union and of the Member States to support L? insertion of Roms?. L? failure on behalf of the Europénne Commission to develop an ambitious strategy, a long-term planning, or a direct engagement to coordinate the strategy for Roms in L? EU? , and invited the commission to recognize its responsibility and its incapacity to act.

If you N? do not be sure to know the difference between L? European union and the Council of L? Europe (and of what their respective work concerning the Rights of the Children consists), to consult our guide here

the Roms Children:

Such discriminations and repressions have an impact on a vast range of Rights of the Children. L? UNICEF, in a report/ratio called? To break the cycle of L? is exclusion, the Roms children in the South L? Europe? , explains that the Roms children suffer from poverty, D? exclusion and D? a lack of prospects D? future in the eight States of the South East of L? Europe: L? Albania, Bosnia Herzégovine, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia (Old Republic of Yugoslavia), Montenegro, Romania and Serbia.

According to do the report/ratio, the Roms children face certain numbers D? obstacles including:

Poverty: between a quarter (27 percent in Bosnia-Herzégovine) and almost two-third (59 percent in Kosovo) of Roms live in the poverty and five of the eight examined countries, more than 40 percent of Roms are poor.

Health: Two-third of the households Roms N? enough means do not have to nourish itself. Are the children seldom vaccinated and the families cannot S? to offer medical care when they are sick. Aren't twenty percent of the children in good health then qu? they are only seven percent in the families not Roms. D? after the national figures, six times plus D? Roms children that D? Siberian children, have a weight lower than the standard. In Macedonia the Roms children whose weight is insufficient represent three times the national average.

Schooling: the Roms children are very largely handicapped for all that relates to schooling. For those which are registered, they generally go? with L? Roms schools? , very poorly equipped and qualified professor lack. The Roms children are very often directed towards schools for having children of the specific needs. Reasons of this being equivocal.

The level D? education: a percentage relatively high D? do Roms children enter with L? school. Unfortunately very little D? between them L finish? primary school. In Serbia only 13 percent D? do Roms children complete L? primary education teaching. In do Macedonia the figures show that less than half of the 63 percent D? Roms children entering with L? primary school finish it. Do the data show that the chances of the Roms children to continue their studies in L? secondary education and superior are very reduced compared to those of the children not Roms.

A certain number D? did organizations concentrate on the racial segregation or L? exclusion of the Roms children in L? education. L? does analphabetisation become a serious handicap in an environment where L? use of L? writing is a daily need: L? does future of the Roms communities depend much on measurements which will be taken for L? education of their children.

For example, at the time of L? did one of the missions of research in Ukraine installation since 2006, the Center European of the Rights Roms (ERRC) announce qu? one of the forms of racial segregation of Roms in L? teaching was identified. It can be described like:

To install the classes for Roms in buildings of L? school separate of the others
To insulate the Roms schools geographically in vicinities mainly Romani.
To make do schools where Roms prevail or, where they are the only Faire
students classes for suffering children D? are mental handicaps or Roms represented in excess
Of the schools are likely to become exclusively Rom when the parents of the children not-Romanian withdraw their children of these schools, supposedly because of the health of the children Roms

Beaucoup D? do Roms children remain illétrés or leave L? school very early. Moreover, the majority of the schools where Roms prevail are in the poor conditions operating, without canteen or cafeteria, sporting equipment, toilets with L? interior of the buildings or without running water, few pieces of furniture or completely worn and a total lack of equipment necessary to an adequate education, such as computers or laboratories. Even L? the basic equipment is inadequate or non-existent.

According to a recent report/ratio of Amnesty International, the Roms children were always discriminated in the school system public of Slovakia. L? Did Amnesty also produce reports/ratios in connection with discrimination against the women romanies and the girls of Macedonia and on L? exclusion D? Roms children in L? primary education teaching as Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia-Herzégovine.





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