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@CALR_ recently supported @GwenTrust to review their organisational policies. The capacitation process was aimed at institutionalisation of the policies as well as providing technical guidance for the staff and board on compliance with the Private Voluntary Organisation Act.

3/ equality & women's empowerment. We extend our sincere gratitude to UN Women for the invitation & for their continued support to civil society in Zimbabwe. We look forward to deepening this partnership as we work collectively towards a more equitable society.

2/ Zimbabwe. Alongside fellow civil society organisations, we had the valuable opportunity to present CALR's work and impact in advancing the rights and welfare of communities we serve. The engagement provided a platform for meaningful dialogue on the shared agenda of gender

1/ Strengthening Partnerships for Gender Equality @CALR_ was honoured to participate in a courtesy call hosted by @unwomenzw on 21 April 2026, convened for Ms. Louise Nylin, Chief of the Political Analysis and Programme Development Unit (PAPDU), during her official mission to

On behalf of the Alliance for Community Based Organisations (ACBOs), we are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Gift Muponda, who was the Finance Manager at the Centre for Applied Legal Research(CALR), We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.

2/ Participating CBOs are engaging in role-plays to enhance their practical understanding of how collective community concerns can be addressed through the ZHRC Public Protector System better and gain a practical appreciation of the subject matter.

1/ #Ongoing: The Centre for Applied Legal Research (CALR) is continuing its training sessions on administrative justice for Community-Based Organisations (CBOs), with a focus on the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission’s (ZHRC) Public Protector system.

2/ complaints regarding maladministration. CALR is supported by the @euinzim

1/ @CALR_ in collaboration with Community-Based Organisations (CBOs) and @zhrc365 is holding a two-day training workshop on administrative justice. The sessions emphasise the ZHRC’s dual mandate of protecting the public from alleged human rights violations and addressing

2/ utilise to improve service delivery in their communities and ensure public officials remain accountable. The training is convened by CALR, the Alliance for Community-Based Organisations (ACBOS), and with support from the Delegation of the European Union to Zimbabwe.

1/ #Day2: @CALR_ partnering with the @zhrc365 is training selected CBOs senior staff on the Public Protector system and available constitutional remedies. By enhancing CBOs' knowledge, the training sessions aim to equip the CBOs with knowledge and mechanisms they can

4/ The initiative is being implemented in partnership with the ZHRC, IYWD and ACBOs with support from the @euinzim

3/ Trainees are further expected to transfer knowledge and skills to their respective staff and communities to utilise cost-effective justice remedies available through the ZHRC.

2/ human rights violations, and receiving complaints as well as providing remedies for alleged cases of maladministration. Through this training, CBO leaders are envisaged to effectively engage with public officials and drive better service delivery in their communities.

1/ @CALR_ is currently conducting a two-day Training of Trainers session on Administrative Justice for senior staff from 12 selected Community-Based Organisations (CBOs). The session seeks to enhance understanding of the @zhrc365 dual mandate of protecting the public from

3/ focusing on the Criminal Laws Amendment (Protection of Young Persons) Act 1 of 2024.

2/ was held in Kadoma last month and a cascaded training for the Southern Region that was held in Bulawayo earlier this week. The trainings are platforms for coordinated and enhanced collaboration among JSIs to protect children from sexual abuse and sexual exploitation,

1/ #Ongoing in Mutare, @MoJLPA , with support from @CALR_ , the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), and @UNICEFZIMBABWE is concluding a two-day training session for Justice Sector Institutions (JSIs). The training follows a training of trainers workshop that

#Video Child Protection Training Session: Northern Region youtu.be/xXKmB_MytMM

5/ The training session by the MoJLPA is supported by the Centre for Applied Legal Research (CALR), the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), and UNICEF Zimbabwe.

4/ interests at the forefront. Furthermore, the training serves as a platform for coordinated efforts among various interlinked JSIs, all working to protect children from sexual abuse and exploitation.

1/ @MoJLPA is holding a two-day training session for Justice Sector Institutions (JSIs) in Mutare. The training focuses on protecting children from sexual abuse and exploitation. The MoJLPA has invited participants from the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service,