CCJP-Mutare

"For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his life" Mark 8: 36

International Human Rights Day 2025 Today, under the global theme “Human Rights: Our Everyday Essentials,” we rise with solidarity to affirm that dignity, justice, and equality are non-negotiable for every person in Zimbabwe. #HumanRightsDay

Call for Female Qualified Accountants to join the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace Mutare Board

The ZHRC and partners are commemorating Africa Human Rights Day through exhibitions on Tuesday, 21 2025, from 9 am to 15:00 under the theme Justice for Africans and People of African Descent through Reparations.

Genesis 1:31, God created the universe and found it to be good; therefore, all creation has its own natural value, as it reflects the Creator's wisdom and perfection. It's our duty to protect and care for the environment we live in. As good stewards, let's use resources carefully

Section 20 of the 2013 Constitution of Zimbabwe emphasizes the rights and empowerment of youth, defined as individuals ages 15 to 35. In Makoni ward 7, CCJP-M created a safe space for youth to voice their concerns and advocate for meaningful change in their community

Traditional leadership holds a unique and enduring place in many societies. Traditional leaders are cultural custodians, mediators, conflict resolvers, community advocates, and drivers of community development. CCJP-M is engaging traditional leaders in Mutare and Mutasa districts

Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace Mutare mourns the passing of Mr. Godfrey Dzveta, the Executive Director of the Tariro Foundation of Zimbabwe Trust

This year's theme, Act Now for a Peaceful World, emphasizes the urgent need for collective action to prevent conflicts, combat hate and misinformation, and support peacebuilders, especially women and youth.

"We can find suitable and sustainable solutions only if we act together and in agreement" CCJP-Mutare establishes Community-Led Climate Action Groups in Buhera ward 29. #Misereor #ClimateAction #environment

CCJP Mutare recently conducted trainings on conflict resolution, mediation, and land/property rights for traditional leaders in Checheche, Buhera, and Chipinge. Enhancing their capacity to resolve disputes, promote land governance, and foster peaceful communities! #Misereor

Press Statement by The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace Mutare Diocese on the promotion and protection of Human Rights in the face of ongoing flooding in Manicaland

CCJP-Mutare statement on the need to protect wetlands in Mutare #ClimateAction #CCJPM #Climatejustice @trocaire @Misereor

A meal a day keeps hunger at bay. Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace in partnership with Little Company of Mary Sisters working to provide food assistance to those in need #FoodForAll

#DidYouKnow PWDs have the right to live independently and be included in the community section 27 of the Disability Bill. #Unpacking the Disability Bill # Inclusion Matters #FundedbyEuropeanUnion

CCJP-M had a Persons with Disability dialogue on 7 February 2024  in Mutasa ward 18. The objective of the dialogue was to document  PWDs' specific needs and encourage participation as well as advocate for policy changes. #Funded by the European Union # LEAD partner Trocaire

Romans 14:8 If we live, we live for the Lord; if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.

CCJP Mutare is saddened by the passing on of Rt Rev Bishop Emeritus Alexio Muchabaiwa. He fought a good fight as the Bishop of Mutare Diocese. May your soul Rest in peace, Rt Rev Bishop Emeritus Alexio Muchabaiwa