Somali Peace Line (SPL) child right Governance
Somali Peace Line (SPL) child right Governance project team organized one day meeting on Budget advocacy meeting which was intended to discuss the process to increase budget for the children,
Somali Peace Line (SPL) child right Governance project team organized one day meeting on Budget advocacy meeting which was intended to discuss the process to increase budget for the children,
SPL has organized and conducted Innovate school-based awareness creation among school children on Disaster Risk Reduction in Mogadishu, Banadir region of Somalia.
Consultation meeting on the ratification of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child
Annual staff appraisal was carried out by SPL Operation Department Annual staff appraisal was carried out by SPL Operation Department especially Human Resource and provides employees to certificates of theAchievement for the year 2018.
Promoting Gender Equality through Empowering Women Activists and Members of Parliament in Hirshabelle, Somalia
Somali Peace Line envisions a stable Somalia in which all its citizens exercise their rights and resolve their conflict peacefully. The organizations seek to promote mechanisms for sustainable peace and enjoyment of rights by all. The mandate of SPL covers protection, promotion of human rights
Child Welfare Committee (CWC) was established in 2015 by Somali Peace Line in Bondhere district. The Child Welfare Committee has done hard work, commitment and shown strong concerns for the children’s wellbeing. The Committee made Nurto Mohamed as their chairperson.
Somali Peace line organized a four-days training workshop on peace building for the implementing committee of the Joint Action Plan between Walamoy and Mohamed Muse clans in Mogadishu on 21-24th September 2016. After years of armed conflict, the two clans have reached agreement
Lack of proper income for parents in both Shebelle regions has increased child trafficking.
SCI and SPL with the help of Ministry of Puntland worked together to reunify the 4 children (3 girl and 1 Boys) trafficked children from Bosaso and Baidoa with their parents an
Introduction This is a report for establishment of a civil society coalition on child rights in South Central Somalia.