Earlier in the year during #CSW70, we reflected on what gender equality means when justice is out of reach?
As #CSW71 calls for accelerated action towards gender equality, the conversation must also reach those in conflict zones, where evidence, accountability and forensic justice can determine whether justice is possible at all.
#OneMillionNos
#ForensicJustice
#CSW71
#CSW70 Panel Discussion: Judge Jean Kayira 🇲🇼, Lawyer Lanji Ouko‑Awori 🇰🇪 & UNDP Digital Specialist Darinka Vasquez stressed that impact grows when countries share experience on survivor‑centred digital systems & that these tools must include strong human‑rights safeguards.
“In every country, without exception, we found young people already building the solution before any institution arrived to name it.”
At #IYD2026, Lanji Ouko-Awori, Managing Partner at Crevit Mulier & Co., AWLN Diaspora Consortium Youth, Peace & Security Lead & Co-Author of the Pan-African Youth Framework Report on Youth, Peace and Climate Justice, highlighted the critical role young Africans are already playing in responding to water insecurity, climate change and conflict.
Grounded in consultations and dialogue with youth-led organizations across more than 15 countries, the Framework calls for youth to be at the heart of sustainable climate, peace and security interventions, not only as participants, but as leaders and drivers of solutions.
#AWLNDiaspora #YouthLeadership #YouthPeaceSecurity #ClimateJustice
The African Union has launched a Pan-African Youth Framework on Youth, Peace and Climate Justice, calling for greater involvement of young people in decision-making on Africa’s peace, security and climate challenges.
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An inspiring convening at the Permanent Observer Mission of the African Union to the United Nations in New York, marking the launch of the Pan-African Youth Framework Report on Youth, Peace & Climate Security.
Chaired by H.E. Ambassador Mohamed F. Edrees, Permanent Representative of the African Union Observer Mission to the United Nations, during the International Youth Day 2026 event by the AWLN Diaspora in New York.
Congratulations to my co-author, Alicia Clark, on the launch of the Pan-African Youth Framework Report on Youth, Peace & Climate Security.
As a Founding Steering Committee Member of the AWLN Diaspora Consortium, seeing our collective vision take shape as a framework for action, is a powerful milestone for youth, peace and security in Africa.
The AWLN, an African Union and United Nations initiative established in 2017, is a continental platform advancing women’s leadership, influence and participation in shaping Africa’s future.
International Youth Day 2026 marked the launch of our Pan-African Youth Framework Report on Youth, Peace & Climate Security, at the United Nations, bringing together voices on youth leadership, innovation and community climate resilience.
Thank you to our moderator, Annette Mugambi, Kenyan Advocate of the High Court and Attorney at Law in New York City, for guiding us through such insightful and engaging discussions, and to our distinguished panelists Mr. Eric Muli , Ms. Rakiya Abby-Farrah and Dr. Jame McCray for a great exchange on youth-led solutions, policy and Africa’s future. Thank you Rakiya Abby-Farrah, for your profound contribution to the report 💐
Melbourne 🦘
Inspired by the impact and powerful work of Rochelle Courtenay in advancing women’s rights and gender equity across every sphere of society; prisons, schools and public hospitals. Change grounded in action.
Antonio Guterres: You have 3 European countries as permanent members in the Security Council: France UK, and Russia. You have no African country, no Latin American country. To have two African permanent members in the Security Council is essential to correct a historic injustice that comes from colonialism. If you look at the World Bank, IMF, or other international financial institutions, it is clear that developing countries are underrepresented, including African countries. This creates a situation in which the international financial architecture that we have serves the interests of the richest countries #CitizenExplainer
A Crevit Mulier & Co. training led by our Director of Forensics, Dr. Victor Omondi, and presided over by Chief Registrar Hon. Winfridah Mokaya, equipping 850+ judicial officers, over two weeks, with skills to review forensic evidence reports.
An auspicious occasion graced by the support and presence of esteemed leaders, including H.E. Amb. Fatima K. Mohammed, H.E. Mme. Bineta Diop, and H.E. Amina Mohammed, UN Deputy Secretary-General, alongside distinguished AWLN Elders.
Last week, chairing the ‘High-Level African Union AWLN Diaspora Launch’ at the Permanent Observer Mission of the African Union to the United Nations in New York, on appointment to the steering committee, to serve the youth.
What a lovely experience sharing Crevit Mulier & Co.’s insights & ongoing projects on gender justice & gendered crime in Kenya during the First Global Gender and Migration Forum @NYU_LS on the sidelines of #CSW68.
… Co-sponsoring 'The Future of Africa: An Intergenerational Dialogue on Strengthening Institutions to Catapult Financial Inclusion for Women's Rights and Equality' in partnership with BIC. Initiatives paving the way for equitable and inclusive financial institutions … (2/2)
A few highlights from the Office of the President's Women Rights Advisor @ChiggaiCS during #UNCSW68; co-sponsoring the launch of the Global Campaign on Gender-Responsive Public Procurement with @ITCnews & @UN_Women at the United Nations Headquarters … (1/2)