As INERELA+, we are affirming our commitment to human dignity and worth of the human person created in God’s image and infinitely precious in God’s sight, and to the equal rights of women and men of all nations and people. For the year 2021 we identify ourselves with the theme “Orange the World: End Violence […]
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AS INERELA+ We Can Focus on Faith and Positive Change for Young People, Children, Women, Families and Communities through Multi-Religious Faith-in-Action COVID- 19 Campaign Through reference materials or guides which focus on the following: Role of religious leaders in effective communication, education, preparedness, and Response Dispelling stigma, countering false information, and upholding rights through inclusiveness
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Achieving gender equality and eliminating all forms of discrimination against women and girls is a fundamental human right. Gender inequality and discrimination against young women and girls has often robbed of the right to make their own life decisions; many at times decisions regarding their lives are made behind closed doors without them being consulted
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Across the world, most people are living in a vulnerable state where they are prone to all kinds of harm. They live without protection or knowledge of how to seek protection or justice; as a result of this, they are easily hurt either physically, emotionally or psychologically. INERELA+ (inter-faith network of religious leaders living with
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The International Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally Affected by HIV and AIDS (INERELA+) is pleased to announce the appointment of seven new members to their Board of Directors at their Annual General Conference on 17 June 2021. The new board members include • Sadhviji Bhagawait Saraswati (India ) – A renowned spiritual
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Malawi Network of Religious leaders living with or personally affected by HIV and AIDS (MANERELA+) WITH SUPPORT FROM PEPFAR through the Christian Health Association of Malawi (CHAM) and the Centre for Disease Control Program (CDC) is among the consortium members implementing a Faith and Community Initiative (FCI) aimed at “Strengthening the Delivery, Coordination and Monitoring
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 26 July 2019 Contact: Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng +27 (0)82 706 8003 (Johannesburg phone & Whatsapp) Rev. Phumzile Mabizela +27 (0)82648 7354 (Johannesburg phone & Whatsapp) Yvette Raphael +27(0)76 612 7704 (Washington phone & Whatsapp) Over 60 Global Leaders Representing 12 Countries Demand WHO act on Critical Concerns Around Depo-Provera and Increased HIV
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INERELA+ DRC conducts SAVE training. INERELA+ DRC is conducting a SAVE training from the 23rd to the 25th of September 2019. A total of 12 participants are in attendance. The participants showed a high level of knowledge of HIV/AIDS and a commitment to participate. The purpose of the training is to capacitate participants on the
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Technical visit: Meeting with representatives of the LGBTIQ+ and Religious Leader Champions in Bandal, Kinshasa. Following, the SAVE training, the INERELA+ Secretariat staff embarked on a technical visit to and supporting the SAVE approach training in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Today Munya and Kennedy visited a group of Religious Leaders in Ndjili, on
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ANCWL says gender-based violence ‘national crisis wants a state of emergency declared. The ANC Women’s League (ANCWL) on Wednesday joined the growing calls for President Cyril Rhamaphosa to declare a state of emergency on gender-based violence, saying the scourge is a national crisis. This as outcry continues in the wake of more attacks on women
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