de survivre et de s'epanouir.
Le Réseau Mondial des Religions en faveur des Enfants (GNRC) consiste en des membres de toutes les grandes religions du monde.
Le GNRC est déterminé à créer un monde où les filles et garçons pourront grandir sainement et en toute sécurité, un monde où chaque enfant aura la chance de briller.
Dans l’actualité
04 novembre 2018
World Youth Forum: Message from the Secretary General, Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)I am honoured to be with you today here in Sharm el Sheikh for the second edition of the World Youth Forum. This Youth Forum comes at a time when the world is undergoing significant changes and...
02 novembre 2018
GNRC to Participate in the Second Edition of the World Youth Forum in Sharm el Sheikh, EgyptThe Secretary General, Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC), Dr. Mustafa Y. Ali, will represent the GNRC in the Second Annual Edition of the World Youth Forum in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt...
17 février 2016
Lancement de la Classe mondiale sur la santé publique – IndeAvec la volonté de sortir les professionnels de l’éducation de leurs salles de classe, le Centre international Shanti Ashram pour l'Enfance et la Santé Publique s'est associé au Centre PSG pour la...
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Posted janvier 14 at 12:30pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCOne of the ways to rekindle one's memory is viewing motion pictures. Click on the link below and journey through so… https://t.co/bDukjPGS6h
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Posted décembre 27 at 9:58am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCAre you aware that Arigatou International and @sarvodayalanka have partnered for the last 18 years to promote peace… https://t.co/U5WaExvHlV
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Posted décembre 25 at 5:34pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCAs we mark the end of the advocacy workshop in South Sudan, @RejadhYcnr has a message to the world. @ArigatouGNRC a… https://t.co/6ZqjP3eDiK
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Posted décembre 23 at 5:02am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCWhat is your role in #Ending #GenderBasedViolence? Join us, together with the youth leaders from South Sudan in und… https://t.co/Ypxr1RJpgq
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Posted décembre 22 at 10:21pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC"Let's not wait for external forces to make decisions for us, let us initiate & implement them. You have the will n… https://t.co/gNMKD08E9O
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Posted décembre 22 at 10:21pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC"Let's not wait for external forces to make decisions for us, let us initiate & implement them. You have the will n… https://t.co/gNMKD08E9O
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Posted décembre 22 at 9:42pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCIt's day two of the Juba Advocacy Workshop and participants begin with a recap of yesterday's session. Some of the… https://t.co/Zn53njYl4A
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Posted décembre 21 at 8:05pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC"For us to achieve peace in #SouthSudan we need to stop #GenderBasedViolence against women and girls. They deserve… https://t.co/iKGXeBPQuy
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Posted décembre 21 at 6:01pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCWho better to open the workshop than a man of cloth, Bishop Martin Mogga, Director, Hands of Grace, South Sudan.… https://t.co/dtMp0RCkeD
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Posted décembre 21 at 4:28pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC@ArigatouGNRC together with @IIECP, @RejadhYcnr South Sudan (#REJADHSouthSudan) will be participating in a youth ad… https://t.co/1Y4HX8tbaw
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Posted décembre 20 at 5:39am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC#Motivation "I am an optimist and I believe that it is possible to have a world free of violence against children,… https://t.co/xjGRaesg7T
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Posted décembre 17 at 8:56am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC#MondayMotivation "However little your efforts are they have drastic change in the lives of children, so never gi… https://t.co/c07j4ZLujQ
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Posted décembre 10 at 5:40pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC"We have a personal responsibility as the leaders of today's world to guide and protect tomorrow's future – the chi… https://t.co/udJHXLynkY
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Posted décembre 10 at 4:38pm
By End Child Poverty @IIECP"The suffering of our children and youth is unacceptable. We must acknowledge their problems and realise sustainabl… https://t.co/hyjK1jmxME
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Posted décembre 8 at 2:24pm
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRCEarlier today, representatives from faith-inspired organisations cordially met with representatives of the… https://t.co/K43NFCFkZ5
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Posted décembre 8 at 10:58am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP"There is need to strengthen the GNRC Network in South East Asia while aligning the work of the region to the Fifth… https://t.co/kYHfwJSQ92
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Posted décembre 8 at 10:09am
By Arigatou - GNRC @ArigatouGNRC"To be an effective child rights advocate, the best approach is to be non-adversarial, non-violent and non-confront… https://t.co/e7ws0BWxDz
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Posted décembre 8 at 9:21am
By End Child Poverty @IIECP"GNRC Members are from all the major religions in Sri Lanka and it is because of such measures that children grow i… https://t.co/fxzQkj9sgR
Posted janvier 14 at 12:22pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)One of the ways to rekindle one's memory is viewing motion pictures. Click on the link below and journey through some of the treasurable moments and achievements captured during the GNRC 5th Forum.
#AllforChildren
#EndChildViolence
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Posted décembre 27 at 9:52am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)Are you aware that Arigatou International and Sarvodaya have partnered for the last 18 years to promote peace and sustainable development to the people of Sri Lanka?
Click the link below to read this and much more during Sarvodaya's 60th Anniversary to celebrate it's service to humanity.
#AllforChildren
#EndChildViolence
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Posted décembre 25 at 5:35pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)As we mark the end of the advocacy workshop in South Sudan, @Rejadh South Sudan has a message to the world. @ArigatouGNRC aspires to build the capacity of the youth in the country who are the future ambassadors of peace and sustainable conflict resolution.
#endgbv
#ENdChildViolence
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Posted décembre 22 at 9:50pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)It's day two of the Juba Advocacy Workshop and participants begin with a recap of yesterday's session. Some of the topics discussed yesterday included the understanding of South Sudan's constitution on #GenderBasedViolence, understanding human rights, among others.
#endgbv
#MythOfMaputo
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Posted décembre 21 at 5:14pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)Join us together with End Child Poverty, Rejadh South Sudan and Hands of Grace in a youth advocacy workshop in Juba from the 21st-22nd December 2018 to sensitise the youths on #Ending #GenderBasedViolence (GBV) and upholding human rights. The workshop will also be an opportune moment for Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC) to educate the youth leaders on solutions towards conflict resolution and sustainable development.
#MythOfMaputo
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Posted décembre 17 at 8:29am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)#MondayMotivation
"However little your efforts are they have drastic change in the lives of children, so never give up. Be consistent, be involved towards the betterment of the children and youth." – Dr. Mustafa Y Ali, Secretary General, Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)
#AllforChildren
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Posted décembre 10 at 4:00pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)"We have a personal responsibility as the leaders of today's world to guide and protect tomorrow's future – the children. We owe them that much." – Mr. Chamindha Samantha Rajakaruna, Executive Director, Sarvodaya.
#EndChildPoverty
#EndChildViolence
#AllforChildren
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Posted décembre 10 at 2:48am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)Launch of the End Child Poverty Resource and Education Centre
“Children are the focal point and epicenter of every development and it is up to each one of us to make an effort to secure the rights and well-being of children worldwide.” It is in line with this spirit that the Global Network of Religions for Children together with End Child Poverty, the Sarvodaya Movement and the Colombo Municipal Council visited Meethotamulla residents on 10th December 2018 in Potuwilkumbura, Sri Lanka.
During the visit, GNRC joined the Interfaith Initiative to End Child Poverty in the opening of the End Child Poverty Resource and Education Centre in Meethotamulla. A total of eighty (80) participants including children, youth, parents and caregivers attended the event.
The context of poverty in the area coupled with the dumpsite has created harsh living conditions for the residents. The spread of diseases such as typhoid, diarrhea, dengue fever, among others are due to the improper waste management at the dumpsite. End Child Poverty aspires to use the education centre to elevate the community from poverty by upholding the educational level of children and youth in the slum area.
#EndChildPoverty
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Posted décembre 8 at 2:07pm
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)On 8th December 2018, representatives from the faith-inspired organisations including Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement, Walpola Rahula Institute, Chinmaya Mission, Church of Ceylon Diocese of Colombo, Jamiah Naleemiah Institution for Islamic Higher Studies, Peace and Reconciliation Desk, Diocese of Colombo, Hindu Women’s Society, Sati Pasala; cordially met with representatives of the GNRC Secretariat and End Child Poverty to Launch the GNRC–Sri Lanka.
During the launch, participants led by Dr. Vinya Ariyaratne, the President of Sarvodaya, lit the oil lamp to symbolic establish the GNRC Network in Sri Lanka.
One of the aims of GNRC–Sri Lanka is to build momentum to address actions towards the Panama Declaration on Ending Violence Against Children; and commit to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on a sustainable and inclusive society.
#EndChildViolence
#EndChildPoverty
#AllforChildren
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Posted décembre 8 at 10:32am
By Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC)"To be an effective child rights advocate, the best approach is to be non-adversarial, non-violent and non-confrontational." – Dr. Charika Marasinghe, Child Rights Advocate, Sri Lanka and Member, Sarvodaya Suwasetha Sewa Society.
#EndChildViolence