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Mr. William Carew, Head of the African Union ECOSOCC Secretariat, closed the CSO Inter-Regional Dialogue on Shared Challenges and Opportunities in Peacebuilding with a clear message: -African-led solutions must come with #justice, accountability, inclusion, and solidarity as non-negotiables.

Mr. William Carew (HoS African Union ECOSOCC) introduces H.E. Mehdi Jomaa, Former Prime Minister of The Republic of #Tunisia 🇹🇳 & Member of Club de Madrid at the #ECOCF2025! Mr. Carew also shared key details on the ECOSOCC “My Africa, My Future” Civil Society Compendium. Conceived on

“A democracy without women is no democracy at all,” said H.E. Mehdi Jomaa. Across #Africa, women lead movements and transform institutions, yet their representation in politics remains far from fair. Structural reforms are needed: legal protections, fair funding, real quotas,

Mr. William Carew (Head of the African Union ECOSOCC Secretariat) marked #SouthSudan’s Independence Day during his #ECOCF25 closing remarks with a moment of solidarity. He said that this #CitizensForum reminded us that #democracy and #justice are shared responsibilities across generations,

Mr. William Carew (HoS, African Union ECOSOCC) affirmed ECOSOCC’s commitment to carry forward Forum outcomes: #democracy must be lived, not reduced to ballots; reparative justice must heal real wounds; our future must reflect the wisdom of our people. “Let us plant seeds of justice whose

In this clip from the 2025 Africa Dialogue Series, Mr. William Carew (Head of Secretariat, ECOSOCC), outlines how ECOSOCC is working with civil society and the diaspora to move the African Union’s reparations agenda forward. This conversation continues at the Global Africa

🗣 “We gather today at a turning point in history.” Mr. Louis Cheick Sissoko, Presiding Officer of African Union ECOSOCC, opens the 2025 Global Africa People-to-People Forum by calling on the #Diaspora and #civilsociety to help advance #reparations! Not just as redress, but as a shared

Amb. David Commissiong calls the "Global Africa People-to-People Forum" an @ECOSOCC, Caribbean Pan African Network (CPAN) and the Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad and Tobago (ESCTT) flagship initiative. It was created to build global African unity across the diaspora

In her opening remarks at the 2025 Global Africa People-to-People Forum, H.E. Mia Amor Mottley (Prime Minister of Barbados) reminded us that #reparations are not only about acknowledging the past, they must also repair the economic, structural, and human damage caused by slavery,

We're now on Panel 1️⃣ at the The Global Africa People-to-People Forum! The panel looks into advancing the global #reparations campaign for Africans and people of African descent. It explores how reparations are being placed at the center of the Africa–CARICOM Summit, the

Prof. Hilary Beckles (CARICOM: Caribbean Community & Vice Chancellor, @UWImonaat) the #GlobalAfricaP2PForum: “We are in the 21st-century phase of the #PanAfrican movement. #Reparations must be central to all #development.” He recalled the 2001 Durban Declaration, noting civil society has never

Ms. Gaynel Curry (Deputy Chairperson, United Nations Permanent Forum on People of African Descent at the #GlobalAfricaP2PForum: ⦿ Reparative justice must be multidimensional ⦿ Black women remain the most underrepresented and most discriminated against. We need #gender-responsive

At the #GlobalAfricaP2PForum, Makmid Kamara of Reform Initiatives outlined the African Union's #reparations agenda and African Union ECOSOCC’s work to bring AU organs, civil society, governments, academia, private sector, and the #diaspora together around one table. He said that reparations

“Forward ever, backward never.” At the Global Africa People-to-People Forum, H.E. Amb. Dr. Robert Afriyie (Ghana Embassy Ethiopia and ECA) reminded us that while we share a collective pain, we are not victims. #Reparations must include financial justice, and we must not be

Responding to Panel 1️⃣, Ms. Ruth Kay Kangwa-Ndhlovu (Girls Gone Political) brought the #youth perspective to the #reparations discussion. She stressed that as a young African, decolonization must go beyond slogans. It has to be long-term and systemic, including how debt is restructured,

At the #GlobalAfricaP2PForum, Kibwe Copeland (President of IKEMBA, Youth for Reparations) urged that #youth must be at the heart of the #reparations movement. He called for unity among all stakeholders, Only together with a shared agenda can we push the movement forward.

#HappeningNow: Panel 2️⃣ at the Global Africa People-to-People Forum! This panel is dedicated to informing us about the commencement and significance of the United Nations 2nd International Decade for People of African Descent and how best the Governments, #civilsociety and the #diaspora

🎤Nana Asaase performs live at the Global Africa People-to-People Forum! Enjoy a snippet of his powerful poem on the African Union #YearOfReparations! #GlobalAfricaP2PForum2025 #P2PF2025 #AU6thRegion #AU6R #AfricaCARICOM

In his closing remarks at the #GlobalAfricaP2PForum, Mr. William Carew, Head of the African Union ECOSOCC Secretariat, reflected on what made this year’s forum stand out: not just the calibre of speakers, but the way it rooted the African Union's #YearOfReparations firmly within the civic

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