Signing a Partnership Agreement between the Nubian Center and the Dreamers Network
“On 12 January 2024, the Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy and the Dreamers Network formalized their partnership in Kampala, uniting efforts to defend human rights, combat hate speech, and promote social peace. The collaboration emphasizes youth empowerment, dialogue, and education to foster peaceful coexistence, respect for diversity, and protection of vulnerable groups, particularly women and children. Together, they aim to build inclusive, just, and resilient communities through shared action and commitment.”
12 January 2024 – Kampala, Uganda.
In a move reflecting their commitment to human rights and humanitarian principles, the Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy has signed a partnership agreement with the Dreamers Network, aiming to strengthen the existing collaboration in areas of shared interest.
This partnership focuses on critical issues that directly impact communities, including defending human rights, supporting victims of violations, combating hate speech and racism, and working diligently to achieve social peace across different groups and societies.
The partnership also seeks to promote the values of democracy and respect for others, encouraging dialogue as an effective means for conflict resolution. It aims to develop youth capacities, enabling them to play a central role in educating society, raising awareness about peaceful coexistence, acceptance of others, and opposing all forms of violence, particularly violence against women and children.
The agreement was signed on 12 July 2024, at the African Organization for Rights and Development in Kampala, marking a new chapter of joint efforts toward more peaceful and just communities.
Nubian Center for Peace and Democracy
12 January 2024 – Kampala, Uganda.
