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Religious Minorities: Overcoming Divides, Respecting Rights
This two-year project seeks to overcome the human rights violations suffered by religious minorities and African Traditional Religions communities.
MUHURI is the lead partner for this project funded by Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad). Other implementers are Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers, Islamic Relief Kenya, Tangaza University College, and the Supreme Council of Kenya (Supkem). Operational areas are Mombasa, Kilifi, Kwale, Garissa, Mandera, and Nairobi.
The venture supports dialogue between minority faith groups and state institutions, which are intended to positively influence the implementation of laws concerning minorities’ rights.
The project’s outcomes include, among others:
- Improving inter-faith working relationships locally and nationally.
- Enhancing awareness of decision-makers and public audiences on the common ground between faiths and constitutional rights, and on the relevant best practices in promoting minorities’ rights at a local and national level.
Project activities are, among others:
- Coaching and training faith leaders.
- Interreligious dialogue workshops.
- Specialist workshops.
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Religious & traditional leaders, as often in crises like during the Covid-19 pandemic, serve as valuable sources of comfort, support and sources of information for local communities.
Get such resources from @peacemakersnetw here: https://www.peacemakersnetwork.org/
@ITangaza @CollinsMwahendo
From the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, @rmp_kenya has strived to increase the capacity of religious actors, women and youth, while advancing interreligious collaboration, in order to best support local communities.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/34cEdgT
We've just had a talk show on how religious minorities in Mombasa are coping #COVID19 & related threats.
Good insights from Rev. Joseph Kamau. Listen: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kRNjiU0DGtVkx34nZoRfMr5yChVh4K_U/view
@peacemakersnetw @MUHURIkenya @islamicreliefke @supkemKE @CollinsMwahendo @hassanmutubwa @GabrielDolan1
We held a talk show about African Traditional Religions, featuring the Kaya - one of such ATRs at the Kenyan coast that has faced attacks from locals who don't understand it. Kaya elder Emanuel Mnyaya explained the religion in detail.
Listen: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BR_plT5a1dXZ-EPDiL7MMgKpU22aKy8x/view
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#Covid19 presented an opportunity to be more tolerant of other religions, especially minorities, just as advocated by this Norad-funded project. Read about it here: muhuri.org/rmp/
Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI) Tangaza University CollegeIslamic Relief KenyaThe Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers
Role of #religionduringcovid19 pandemic.
Great insights from Sheikh Salim Charo, chairman CIPK Nairobi.
Supported by Norad.
Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI)The Network for Religious and Traditional PeacemakersIslamic Relief KenyaTangaza University CollegeCollins Chiko
We've just had a talk show on how religious minorities in Mombasa are coping with #COVID19 and related threats.
Good insights from Rev. Joseph Kamau. Listen:
drive.google.com/file/d/1kRNjiU0DGtVkx34nZoRfMr5yChVh4K_U/view
Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI)NoradIslamic Relief KenyaNoradCollins ChikoThe Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers Tangaza University College
We held a talk show about African Traditional Religions, featuring the Kaya - one of such ATRs at the Kenyan coast that has faced attacks from locals who don't understand it. Kaya elder Emanuel Mnyaya explained the religion in detail.
Listen: drive.google.com/file/d/1BR_plT5a1dXZ-EPDiL7MMgKpU22aKy8x/view