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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:

  1. Improving inter-faith working relationships locally and nationally.
  2. 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: 

  1. Coaching and training faith leaders.
  2. Interreligious dialogue workshops.
  3. Specialist workshops.

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MUHURIkenyaMuslims for Human Rights (MUHURI)@MUHURIkenya·
15 Sep

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For three months running, divers have been retrieving dead bodies from Tana River. Today, corpses are 16 and decomposed. Eleven are at Garissa County Referral Hospital morgue, the rest at Mwingi Level Four Hospital.

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6 Sep

Faithfuls in Mombasa want unregulated religious debates banned. Instead, they have proposed interreligious dialogues. They said the debates are causing conflicts. Faithfuls, both Christians and Muslims, made this proposal during follow-up meetings in Jomvu and Changamwe.

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mohammed_gumoMohamed Gumo@mohammed_gumo·
2 Sep

Unregulated, not planned Inter-Religious debates in public spaces cited as major contributor to Interreligious tensions.
Gvt thro' @InteriorKE urged to ban such debates
~Jomvu Aldina, MSA County
#IRD 4 Peace and Development
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peacemakersnetwPeacemakers Network@peacemakersnetw·
13 Aug

@rmp_kenya address the problems affecting rights by the Muslim minority & African Traditional Religions communities in #Kenya & supports dialogue across faith groups, & between minority faith groups and state institutions. Check out their Facebook live on #interfaith dialogue 👇 https://twitter.com/rmp_kenya/status/1426141733184749568

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We're live on Facebook discussing challenges facing interfaith dialogue. Watch here: https://web.facebook.com/rmpKE/videos/186640353399478

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13 Aug

We're live on Facebook discussing challenges facing interfaith dialogue. Watch here: https://web.facebook.com/rmpKE/videos/186640353399478

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rmp_kenyaReligious Minorities Project@rmp_kenya·
11 Aug

We'll be discussing challenges facing interfaith dialogue and lessons we've drawn from the meetings we held in Mombasa and Kilifi. See the poster for more.
#ReligiousMinority

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13 Jul

A mosque in Kisumu, Kenya, has been named after Jesus Christ, a reflection of interfaith harmony.
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NORAD Contracts

Knowledge Gaps on Religious Literacy and Constitutional Rights in Kenya

This baseline study was conducted to inform the implementation of the Norwegian Agency for Development-funded consortium project, “Religious minorities in Kenya: Overcoming divides, respecting rights”, (RMP). The project is led by Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI) and implemented together with The Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers (NRTP), Islamic Relief Kenya (IRK), the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) and Tangaza University College.

Training manual – Religious minorities in Kenya: Overcoming divides, respecting rights

This handbook, a culmination of the efforts by five entities, will be used as a guide for trainers under this project: Religious minorities in Kenya: Overcoming divides, respecting rights. It emerges with sound principles that envisage the coming together of religious people, based on commonality and widely shared values. The intention is to set an environment of trust and a network of co-operation. This manual visualizes the training of forum

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