Jerioth

choose how to look at life and how to look at the future. Choose how to live and what to live for. Live happy no matter what. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Is free

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

I have a dream.
Dreamers aren't losers.
One dream one action.
I can't stop dreaming.
I won't stop dreaming.
It doesn't matter who I am or where I am from. I will how I want to.
#dream

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

With #elections on the horizon, internet & phone services in the NW & SW regions of #Cameroon are severely restricted. Residents report that it's difficult to even make or receive calls, and online access is nearly impossible. Causing anxiety as the election date gets closer.

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

Election has always followed by mads arrests. The protection of citizens and communities to avoid further arbitrary arrests is a priority. Let's create the awareness.
#ElectionInCameroon
#October2025
#ArbitraryArrests
#IncommumicadoDetention
#Torture
#EnforcedDisappearances

[Release Them @ReleaseThemC]

Join us on Saturday a 4PM WAT/5PM CET/11AM ET To discuss the role of the African Comission on Human And Peoples' Rights to prevent arbitrary arrest and detention, release of pisoners and others. https://t.co/b6wMWzFswq

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

Join us on August 30, 2025, at 4:00 PM WAT, let's be the voice of the silenced. It is a day to demand answers and accountability from the government.
#NoToSilence
#EndEnforcedDisappearances #SouthernCameroons #HumanRights

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

Two weeks of Silence, Two weeks of agony. Since August 09, 2025 the family of LANJECK VITALIS( a motorbike rider) has been searching for answers after he was abducted by the French Cameroun military in Bamenda.

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

Today, Saturday 23 August, his body was found floating in the river below mile 7 Mankon Bamenda.

We must shine a light on the story of Lanjeck Vitalis, a victim of enforced disappearance in the Southern Cameroons conflict.

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

9ème jour que des camerounais sont encore détention pour le simple fait de s'être rendus à une audience supposée publique. C'est arbitraire, c'est injuste, ce n'est pas la Démocratie!
#FreeEdoa
#FreeAllArrested

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

Mr. Nfor Ngala Nfor, a political scientist and author, dedicated his life to advocating for the rights of Southern Cameroonians. His words are not weapons, yet he's been jailed for them. The pen is mightier than the sword.
#SouthernCameroon @MoriePhilipe @EP_HumanRights

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

Professor Cheh Augustine Awasum, a celebrated surgeon, was stolen from his family and his students. A man who saved lives is now having his own freedom stolen. The world watches in silence. We demand action. #ProfAwasum #SouthernCameroons @dwnews @VOAAfrica @CNNAfrica

[Jerioth @Jerioth18]

No to violence against women

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

Day 2 of the #16Days of Activism! Do you know every 10 minutes, a woman is killed by an intimate partner or family member. Join AWE to say: #NoExcuse for violence against women.
#stopviolenceagainstwomen
@UN_Women
@UNODC
@endvawnow

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

It's here already clear your schedule and be ready for tomorrow.
#Empowerment #Inclusion #WirStellenUnsVor #AWE2024

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

✨ A Reflection of Progress!
We’ve updated our logo, but the heart of African Women for Empowerment (AWE) e.V. stays the same. ❤️ It symbolizes unity, growth, and hope for the future.
Let’s continue building impactful stories together, one step at a time.
#LogoUpdate

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

📢 Today is the Day!
Join us at "Wir Stellen Uns Vor! 2.0" in Munich 🌍✨

📅: 23.11.2024
📍: Munich

Let’s celebrate cultural diversity and drive social inclusion. Don’t miss out! 💬 #AWEEV #Empowerment #CulturalDiversity

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

Following the opening remarks by Ms. Edith Otiende-Lawani, CEO of GAaNF, and a speech by the Parliamentary State Secretary, Dr. Bärbel Kofler, we were treated to an inspiring performance by this talented Colombian dance group.

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

Leverage technology with virtual cultural exchanges and e-learning platforms for integration.
Share positive narratives and amplify diverse voices in media to challenge stereotypes.

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

2. Opportunities for All

Break barriers with economic empowerment initiatives and accessible education programs.
Celebrate diversity in inclusive spaces like community centers and cultural festivals.
3. Shaping the Future Together

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

Panel discussion on *Integration and Inclusion Best Practices*
1. Building Bridges Through Inclusion
Foster understanding with cultural competency training and intercultural dialogue programs.
Empower diverse voices through participatory governance and civic education workshops.

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

dismantling stereotypes, and promoting cultural pride. Together, we can turn up the volume on inclusion!

🎶 Music: the universal language that bridges gaps, empowers dreams, and shapes a future rich in harmony and inclusion. Let’s dance to its transformative beat!

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

🌍🔗 3. Shaping the Future Together With Music
In the digital age, music travels faster than ever. Virtual music exchanges connect communities, linking traditions and uniting hearts. Imagine the impact of media campaigns featuring a kaleidoscope of music genres—sparking curiosity

[African Women For Empowerment e.V @awe_ev]

Integrating Music into Strategies for Inclusion and Best Practices

🎵✨ 1. Building Bridges Through Music
Music transcends boundaries and fosters understanding across cultures. Imagine vibrant "Music of the World" workshops, where diverse sounds create harmonious connections.