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Tunawakilishwa na nani Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, Samoa?
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Fourteen Commonwealth African countries were trained last week to improve reporting on their human rights obligations, including the protection of basic economic, social and cultural rights for all.
The improved reporting, including on the follow-up recommendations from the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Treaty Bodies, makes it easier for countries to turn their human rights obligations into a reality.
In partnership with the Government of Tanzania and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Commonwealth Secretariat hosted 42 senior officials from 14 member countries for a regional workshop in Dar es Salaam from 1 to 3 October 2024.
This backlog is often the result of limited capacity to manage data and maintain institutional memory, challenges the workshop aimed to address.
The workshop saw participants share good practices and experiences to help clear the backlog of reports to human rights treaty bodies, as well as under the voluntary national reviews of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Participants were guided through various approaches to establish or strengthen National Mechanisms for Implementation, Reporting, and Follow-up (NMIRFs) – an inter-ministerial structure to improve coordination among various government agencies to collect information and prepare national reports.
One of the participants, Bucyana U. Allen, Assistant Commissioner, Legal, from Uganda, praised the workshop for simplifying what she had once viewed as an “onerous exercise”.
“We had facilitators from the UN here. We got to know what exactly is expected from us that should improve our reports to ensure it speaks to their expectations,” she explained, reflecting on her key takeaway.
Similarly, Nozipho L. Mazibuko, State Reporting Coordinator from Eswatini, valued the workshop for addressing the challenges she faced in implementing recommendations from human rights bodies.
She expressed hope that these new insights would help ensure the full realisation of human rights for the people of Eswatini.
Hon Jumanne Abdallah Sagini said:
“This matters,” he explained, “because when countries comply with their obligations under these treaties, it leads directly to stronger protections for women, men, children, and young people, and paves the way for sustainable development, ensuring human rights are at the heart of progress.”
Marcel Akpovo, East Africa Regional Director, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, acknowledged the challenges countries face in engaging with international human rights treaty bodies.
He expressed optimism, stating: “We hope that events like this one will encourage participating states to prioritise building sustainable institutional solutions to engage with human rights mechanisms and retain institutional knowledge.”
The workshop concluded with the adoption of an outcome statement, with participants making several commitments. These include developing action plans to keep human rights treaty reporting on track and creating a regional network to exchange good practices
The improved reporting, including on the follow-up recommendations from the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Treaty Bodies, makes it easier for countries to turn their human rights obligations into a reality.
In partnership with the Government of Tanzania and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Commonwealth Secretariat hosted 42 senior officials from 14 member countries for a regional workshop in Dar es Salaam from 1 to 3 October 2024.
Delayed reporting
While all participating countries have ratified several of the nine core human rights treaties, many face significant delays in submitting reports to treaty bodies, with some overdue by more than a decade.This backlog is often the result of limited capacity to manage data and maintain institutional memory, challenges the workshop aimed to address.
The workshop saw participants share good practices and experiences to help clear the backlog of reports to human rights treaty bodies, as well as under the voluntary national reviews of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Participants were guided through various approaches to establish or strengthen National Mechanisms for Implementation, Reporting, and Follow-up (NMIRFs) – an inter-ministerial structure to improve coordination among various government agencies to collect information and prepare national reports.
One of the participants, Bucyana U. Allen, Assistant Commissioner, Legal, from Uganda, praised the workshop for simplifying what she had once viewed as an “onerous exercise”.
“We had facilitators from the UN here. We got to know what exactly is expected from us that should improve our reports to ensure it speaks to their expectations,” she explained, reflecting on her key takeaway.
Similarly, Nozipho L. Mazibuko, State Reporting Coordinator from Eswatini, valued the workshop for addressing the challenges she faced in implementing recommendations from human rights bodies.
She expressed hope that these new insights would help ensure the full realisation of human rights for the people of Eswatini.
‘A timely workshop’
Opening the workshop, Hon Jumanne Abdallah Sagini, Deputy Minister of Tanzania’s Ministry of Constitutional And Legal Affairs, acknowledged the close link between human rights and development.Hon Jumanne Abdallah Sagini said:
‘Stronger protections’
In his remarks, Steve Onwuasoanya, Acting Head of the Secretariat’s Human Rights Unit, emphasised the critical importance of the workshop in bringing African member countries together to address their unique challenges and find solutions to improve their reporting to international human rights treaty bodies.“This matters,” he explained, “because when countries comply with their obligations under these treaties, it leads directly to stronger protections for women, men, children, and young people, and paves the way for sustainable development, ensuring human rights are at the heart of progress.”
Marcel Akpovo, East Africa Regional Director, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, acknowledged the challenges countries face in engaging with international human rights treaty bodies.
He expressed optimism, stating: “We hope that events like this one will encourage participating states to prioritise building sustainable institutional solutions to engage with human rights mechanisms and retain institutional knowledge.”
The workshop concluded with the adoption of an outcome statement, with participants making several commitments. These include developing action plans to keep human rights treaty reporting on track and creating a regional network to exchange good practices
KUELEKEA MKUTANO WA WAKUU WA SERIKALI NA WAKUU WA NCHI WANACHAMA WA JUMUIYA YA MADOLA
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
JUMUIYA YA MADOLA YAPIGWA MSASA KURIPOTI TAARIFA ZA UVUNJIFU WA HAKI ZA BINADAMU
Tazama masasisho kutoka kwa Mkutano wa Wakuu wa Serikali wa Jumuiya ya Madola wa 2024 kuanzia tarehe 21-26 Oktoba 2024
Nchi kumi na nne za Afrika za Jumuiya ya Madola zilifunzwa wiki iliyopita ili kuboresha utoaji wa taarifa kuhusu wajibu wao wa haki za binadamu, ikiwa ni pamoja na ulinzi wa haki za kimsingi za kiuchumi, kijamii na kitamaduni kwa wote.
Utoaji taarifa ulioboreshwa, ikiwa ni pamoja na mapendekezo ya ufuatiliaji kutoka Mashirika ya Umoja wa Mataifa ya Haki za Kibinadamu (UN) ya Mashirika ya Haki za Kibinadamu, hurahisisha nchi kugeuza wajibu wao wa haki za binadamu kuwa ukweli.
Kwa ushirikiano na Serikali ya Tanzania na Ofisi ya Kamishna Mkuu wa Haki za Binadamu wa Umoja wa Mataifa, Sekretarieti ya Jumuiya ya Madola iliwakaribisha maafisa wakuu 42 kutoka nchi 14 wanachama kwa ajili ya warsha ya kikanda jijini Dar es Salaam kuanzia tarehe 1 hadi 3 Oktoba 2024.
Mlundikano huu mara nyingi ni matokeo ya uwezo mdogo wa kusimamia data na kudumisha kumbukumbu za kitaasisi, changamoto ambazo warsha inalenga kushughulikia.
Warsha ilishuhudia washiriki wakibadilishana mazoea na uzoefu mzuri ili kusaidia kuondoa mrundikano wa ripoti kwa mashirika ya mikataba ya haki za binadamu, na pia chini ya mapitio ya hiari ya kitaifa ya Malengo ya Maendeleo Endelevu.
Washiriki waliongozwa kupitia mbinu mbalimbali za kuanzisha au kuimarisha Taratibu za Kitaifa za Utekelezaji, Taarifa, na Ufuatiliaji (NMIRFs) - muundo wa wizara mbalimbali ili kuboresha uratibu kati ya mashirika mbalimbali ya serikali kukusanya taarifa na kuandaa ripoti za kitaifa.
Mmoja wa washiriki, Bucyana U. Allen, Kamishna Msaidizi, Sheria, kutoka Uganda, alisifu warsha hiyo kwa kurahisisha kile alichokuwa akikiona kama "zoezi gumu".
"Tulikuwa na wasaidizi kutoka UN hapa. Tulipata kujua ni nini hasa kinatarajiwa kutoka kwetu ambacho kinafaa kuboresha ripoti zetu ili kuhakikisha zinazungumza kulingana na matarajio yao,” alieleza, akitafakari juu ya hatua zake kuu.
Vile vile, Nozipho L. Mazibuko, Mratibu wa Taarifa za Jimbo kutoka Eswatini, alithamini warsha hiyo kwa kushughulikia changamoto alizokabiliana nazo katika kutekeleza mapendekezo kutoka mashirika ya haki za binadamu.
Alionyesha matumaini kwamba ufahamu huu mpya utasaidia kuhakikisha utimilifu kamili wa haki za binadamu kwa watu wa Eswatini.
Hon Jumanne Abdallah Sagini amesema :
"Hii ni muhimu," alifafanua, "kwa sababu wakati nchi zinafuata wajibu wao chini ya mikataba hii, inaongoza moja kwa moja kwa ulinzi imara kwa wanawake, wanaume, watoto na vijana, na kufungua njia ya maendeleo endelevu, kuhakikisha haki za binadamu zinapatikana. moyo wa maendeleo.”
Marcel Akpovo, Mkurugenzi wa Kanda ya Afrika Mashariki, Ofisi ya Kamishna Mkuu wa Haki za Binadamu wa Umoja wa Mataifa, alikiri changamoto ambazo nchi zinakabiliana nazo katika kushirikiana na mashirika ya kimataifa ya haki za binadamu.
Alionyesha matumaini, akisema: "Tunatumai kuwa matukio kama haya yatahimiza mataifa yanayoshiriki kuweka kipaumbele katika kujenga masuluhisho endelevu ya kitaasisi ili kujihusisha na mifumo ya haki za binadamu na kuhifadhi maarifa ya kitaasisi."
Warsha ilihitimishwa kwa kupitishwa kwa taarifa ya matokeo, na washiriki wakitoa ahadi kadhaa. Hizi ni pamoja na kuandaa mipango ya utekelezaji ili kuweka taarifa za mkataba wa haki za binadamu kwenye mstari na kuunda mtandao wa kikanda ili kubadilishana mazoea mazuri.
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
JUMUIYA YA MADOLA YAPIGWA MSASA KURIPOTI TAARIFA ZA UVUNJIFU WA HAKI ZA BINADAMU
Tazama masasisho kutoka kwa Mkutano wa Wakuu wa Serikali wa Jumuiya ya Madola wa 2024 kuanzia tarehe 21-26 Oktoba 2024
Nchi za Kiafrika 'zilizo na vifaa bora' kuripoti maendeleo kuhusu wajibu wa haki za binadamu
21 Oktoba 2024
Nchi kumi na nne za Afrika za Jumuiya ya Madola zilifunzwa wiki iliyopita ili kuboresha utoaji wa taarifa kuhusu wajibu wao wa haki za binadamu, ikiwa ni pamoja na ulinzi wa haki za kimsingi za kiuchumi, kijamii na kitamaduni kwa wote.
Utoaji taarifa ulioboreshwa, ikiwa ni pamoja na mapendekezo ya ufuatiliaji kutoka Mashirika ya Umoja wa Mataifa ya Haki za Kibinadamu (UN) ya Mashirika ya Haki za Kibinadamu, hurahisisha nchi kugeuza wajibu wao wa haki za binadamu kuwa ukweli.
Kwa ushirikiano na Serikali ya Tanzania na Ofisi ya Kamishna Mkuu wa Haki za Binadamu wa Umoja wa Mataifa, Sekretarieti ya Jumuiya ya Madola iliwakaribisha maafisa wakuu 42 kutoka nchi 14 wanachama kwa ajili ya warsha ya kikanda jijini Dar es Salaam kuanzia tarehe 1 hadi 3 Oktoba 2024.
Kuchelewa kuripoti
Wakati nchi zote zinazoshiriki zimeidhinisha mikataba kadhaa kati ya tisa ya msingi ya haki za binadamu, nyingi zinakabiliwa na ucheleweshaji mkubwa wa kuwasilisha ripoti kwa vyombo vya mkataba, na zingine zimechelewa kwa zaidi ya muongo mmoja.Mlundikano huu mara nyingi ni matokeo ya uwezo mdogo wa kusimamia data na kudumisha kumbukumbu za kitaasisi, changamoto ambazo warsha inalenga kushughulikia.
Warsha ilishuhudia washiriki wakibadilishana mazoea na uzoefu mzuri ili kusaidia kuondoa mrundikano wa ripoti kwa mashirika ya mikataba ya haki za binadamu, na pia chini ya mapitio ya hiari ya kitaifa ya Malengo ya Maendeleo Endelevu.
Washiriki waliongozwa kupitia mbinu mbalimbali za kuanzisha au kuimarisha Taratibu za Kitaifa za Utekelezaji, Taarifa, na Ufuatiliaji (NMIRFs) - muundo wa wizara mbalimbali ili kuboresha uratibu kati ya mashirika mbalimbali ya serikali kukusanya taarifa na kuandaa ripoti za kitaifa.
Mmoja wa washiriki, Bucyana U. Allen, Kamishna Msaidizi, Sheria, kutoka Uganda, alisifu warsha hiyo kwa kurahisisha kile alichokuwa akikiona kama "zoezi gumu".
"Tulikuwa na wasaidizi kutoka UN hapa. Tulipata kujua ni nini hasa kinatarajiwa kutoka kwetu ambacho kinafaa kuboresha ripoti zetu ili kuhakikisha zinazungumza kulingana na matarajio yao,” alieleza, akitafakari juu ya hatua zake kuu.
Vile vile, Nozipho L. Mazibuko, Mratibu wa Taarifa za Jimbo kutoka Eswatini, alithamini warsha hiyo kwa kushughulikia changamoto alizokabiliana nazo katika kutekeleza mapendekezo kutoka mashirika ya haki za binadamu.
Alionyesha matumaini kwamba ufahamu huu mpya utasaidia kuhakikisha utimilifu kamili wa haki za binadamu kwa watu wa Eswatini.
'Warsha kwa wakati muafaka'
Akifungua warsha hiyo Naibu Waziri wa Wizara ya Katiba na Sheria ya Tanzania Mhe Jumanne Abdallah Sagini amekiri kuwepo kwa uhusiano wa karibu kati ya haki za binadamu na maendeleo.Hon Jumanne Abdallah Sagini amesema :
"Kinga kali zaidi"
Katika hotuba yake, Kaimu Mkuu wa Kitengo cha Haki za Binadamu cha Sekretarieti hiyo Steve Onwuasoanya alisisitiza umuhimu mkubwa wa warsha hiyo katika kuzileta nchi wanachama wa Afrika pamoja ili kutatua changamoto zao za kipekee na kutafuta masuluhisho ya kuboresha utoaji wao wa taarifa kwa mashirika ya kimataifa ya haki za binadamu."Hii ni muhimu," alifafanua, "kwa sababu wakati nchi zinafuata wajibu wao chini ya mikataba hii, inaongoza moja kwa moja kwa ulinzi imara kwa wanawake, wanaume, watoto na vijana, na kufungua njia ya maendeleo endelevu, kuhakikisha haki za binadamu zinapatikana. moyo wa maendeleo.”
Marcel Akpovo, Mkurugenzi wa Kanda ya Afrika Mashariki, Ofisi ya Kamishna Mkuu wa Haki za Binadamu wa Umoja wa Mataifa, alikiri changamoto ambazo nchi zinakabiliana nazo katika kushirikiana na mashirika ya kimataifa ya haki za binadamu.
Alionyesha matumaini, akisema: "Tunatumai kuwa matukio kama haya yatahimiza mataifa yanayoshiriki kuweka kipaumbele katika kujenga masuluhisho endelevu ya kitaasisi ili kujihusisha na mifumo ya haki za binadamu na kuhifadhi maarifa ya kitaasisi."
Warsha ilihitimishwa kwa kupitishwa kwa taarifa ya matokeo, na washiriki wakitoa ahadi kadhaa. Hizi ni pamoja na kuandaa mipango ya utekelezaji ili kuweka taarifa za mkataba wa haki za binadamu kwenye mstari na kuunda mtandao wa kikanda ili kubadilishana mazoea mazuri.
Nchi za SADC zampigia debe Katibu Mkuu mpya wa Jumuiya ya Commonwealth atoke eneo la Jumuiya ya Nchi za Kusini mwa Afrika
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Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali wa Jumuiya ya Madola wanatarajiwa kumchagua Katibu Mkuu mpya. Mwanadiplomasia wa Lesotho, Joshua Setipa, ambaye amehudumu katika mashirika tofauti ya kimataifa, ni mgombea aliyependekezwa na SADC. Mhariri wa Habari wa Kimataifa wa SABC Sophie Mokoena alizungumza na Setipa kabla ya kuelekea Samoa, ambako mkutano wa viongozi wa nchi za Jumuiya ya Madola utafanyika. Kwa zaidi kuhusu hili sasa tumeunganishwa na Mhariri wa Kimataifa wa Habari wa SABC Sophie Mokoena
Source : SABC News
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I7RqLeoxNww
Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali wa Jumuiya ya Madola wanatarajiwa kumchagua Katibu Mkuu mpya. Mwanadiplomasia wa Lesotho, Joshua Setipa, ambaye amehudumu katika mashirika tofauti ya kimataifa, ni mgombea aliyependekezwa na SADC. Mhariri wa Habari wa Kimataifa wa SABC Sophie Mokoena alizungumza na Setipa kabla ya kuelekea Samoa, ambako mkutano wa viongozi wa nchi za Jumuiya ya Madola utafanyika. Kwa zaidi kuhusu hili sasa tumeunganishwa na Mhariri wa Kimataifa wa Habari wa SABC Sophie Mokoena
Source : SABC News
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