Building upon the GNRC’s 18 years of service to the world’s children, we affirm the moral imperative to protect children from harm, as enshrined and protected in the teachings of all of the world’s religious and spiritual communities and in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and its optional protocols.

We believe in the power of interfaith cooperation to transform the world.

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Can transformative leadership training promote ethical values and nurture peace and sustainable development? Learn from our members and partners: https://bit.ly/2RZO5kA

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“It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it. One must work at it.” — Eleanor Roosevelt.

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As an interfaith network, we believe that securing the rights and well-being of children everywhere, specifically against all forms of violence, is key in the future progress of the world. Happy new week.

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Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC) members come from all of the world’s major religions and many other spiritual traditions. We share a commitment to making the world a place where every child can enjoy not only the right to survive, but also to thrive, making positive contributions of his or her own to a world of peace and dignity for all.

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“It is no longer possible to speak of peace without recognising the violence of poverty and the contributions towards fighting violence & building peace. Ending extreme poverty depends on public organising & civic engagement in society.” – ATD Fourth World.

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As we mark the world’s #SaferInternetDay, let's come together and promote safer and better Internet usage especially for young people. We must prevent online exploitation and abuse of children, we must create a safer world for Internet users.

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Arigatou International is “All for Children,” and draws on universal principles of common good to offer compelling new ways for people of diverse religious and cultural backgrounds to come together to address children’s issues.

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Arigatou International Advisory Group Member, Sh. Ibrahim Asmanii Lethome, paid a courtesy call to Jamia Mosque Nairobi Administration on 31st January 2019 to advocate for a world free of online child violence. Jamia Mosque Imam, Sh. Mohammed Swalihu, Jamia Administrator, Mr. Said Abdallah were among the heads of department that attended the meeting.

The meeting sought sustainable solutions towards ending the increasing exploitation of children in the digital world. The need to prevent online child violence through promoting religious values and ethics in children and young people and inculcating cultural virtues in them was upheld. Members invited the world interfaith alliances to call to an end to online exploitation and abuse of children through developing all-inclusive solutions for protecting children and youth from online exploitation and abuse.

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The rapid misuse of internet in Africa has led to children and youth being at an increased risk of online sexual exploitation and abuse. According to ECPAT International, 54% of surveyed African children had seen someone of their age in online child sexual materials; and 10% of those surveyed have been approached by online contacts requesting them to share sexualised images for themselves.

There is need for all actors to join hands in seeking sustainable solutions towards preventing all forms of online child violence. We need to spread awareness and educate our communities, counsel and support victims and their families, and engage and collaborate with other stakeholders to eradicate the scourge.

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