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FixLocal highlighting the #RightToPlay Campaign 🙌🏾 As the Movement for CARE, we believe children must be included in the planning and development of this city. Play is not just recreation but a right tied to dignity, healing, and safer communities. fixlocal.org.za/content/910006…

Ayana Razack founder of WO Project, speaking on behalf of the Movement for CARE’s #RightToPlay campaign. At only 10 years old, Ayana reminds us of a simple truth: every child deserves safe spaces to play, laugh, and grow. 📌 Read the full story here: news24.com/citypress/news…

🕯️ #RightToPlay Night Vigil We mourn children lost to unsafe play spaces & thousands killed by violent crime in 2025. Stand with the families of these children. Stand for safety. ✊🏽🖤 📍 Cape Town Civic Centre 📅 27 Nov 2025 #RightToPlay #JusticeForChildren #EndViolentCrime

CT: please support this evening Movement For CARE

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Movement For CARE with comrades from all different designated geographic areas Khayelitsha Philippi Nyanga and ect. #careforourchildren #safetyinourcommunities #safetyinourschools

The photos and families of children who have died simply trying to exercise their right to play. That's what the #RighttoPlay campaign is about. So proud of my friends and comrades at Movement For CARE for taking this issue to the City of Cape Town. #Makuyiwe

Night vigil for children who tragically died due to lack of safe play spaces in Cape Town #childrensafety #capetown

Democratic Alliance City of Cape Town 🙏🏾⚘️🕊

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Shame on this city

Every child deserves to play, grow, and live. And we will not stop holding our local government accountable until the children of poor and working-class communities are protected with the same urgency and humanity as anyone else’s. Join the movement @movementforcare

#RightToPlay

On Thursday (27 November 2025) we hosted a night vigil outside the Cape Town Civic Centre to mourn and honour the children who lost their lives due to the absence of safe and dignified play spaces in Cape Town’s Black and Coloured communities. #RightToPlay #JusticeForChildren

Yesterday, 02 December 2025, our Coordinator Nkosikhona Swaartbooi spoke with Lester Kiewit about the #RightToPlay Campaign & our recent Night Vigil. We are seeking professionals or organisations to provide counselling for families who’ve tragically lost children. omny.fm/shows/capetalk…

youtube.com/watch?app=desk… The R180m N2 wall won’t stop crime, it will just hide it. Crime adapts, inequality deepens, and communities carry the harm. Real safety comes from housing, services, lighting & accountability, not fencing people out.