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STAKEHOLDERS TAKE THE COMMITTEMENT TO PROMOTE THE HEFORSHE CAMPAIGN AND INTENSIFY THE FIGHT AGAINST GBV AT THE 63RD SESSION OF THE COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN NEW YORK The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is an annual conference where representatives from member states, NGO workers, and women’s rights activists gather to […]

CAMYOSFOP has a track record of working on the United Nations Program of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons (UNPoA) with focus on the Kinshasa Convention and the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) as well as on related small arms, disarmament and arms control issues. For some years now, the Organization has been engaging the

As part of activities to launch the CAMYOSFOP United Nation Trust Facility Supporting Cooperation on Arms Regulation (UNSCAR) project on: Strengthening the capacities of 7 States Parties to the Kinshasa Convention on Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) in Central Africa on the use of MOSAIC modules in arms control, CAMYOSFOP organized a one day

SIDE EVENT CSW63 SHOW CASING GOVERNMENT – CSOS JOINT EFFORTS ON INNOVATIVE AND HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVES ON THE HEFORSHE GENDER EQUALITY AND ENDING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE (GBV). 15 MARCH 2019, 6.15PM, CHURCH CENTRE, SECOND FLOOR PANELLISTS FOR THE SIDE EVENT Word of Welcome: Mr. NGALIM Eugine Nyuydine, Executive Director, Cameroon Youths and Students Forum for Peace

  Camyosfop has now in its new website offered a great innovation and opportunity to so many young people not only in Cameroon but throughout the world to actively participated in open and frank discussions, comment on various activities, discussions and position papers and publications via its new Blog portal. This is clearly in conformity

Cameroon is privileged to be selected by the UN among the over 60 countries in the world, to conduct national consultations to stimulate an inclusive debate on a post 2015 development agenda, by providing an analytical base, inputs and ideas that will feed into (a) the positions of Member States on the post 2015 development

‘Many women face physical, emotional, socio-cultural, sexual and political violence at different times in their lives in both private and public spheres. Regrettably, men are the perpetrators of violence.’ In Cameroon, women constitute about 51% of the population and are still victims of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), forceful and early marriages, rape and incest, have