Championing Women’s Voices and Leadership in Peacebuilding
Women’s meaningful participation is essential for sustainable peace, inclusive governance, and stronger communities. We commend SIHA Network for its continued […]
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Let Our Voices Be Heard – Speak Out Against Violence and Abuse
📢 LET OUR VOICES BE HEARD! Silence is not the solution. Every voice raised against violence, discrimination, and abuse helps
KAHRDO Condemns Killing of Civilians in Aricadeeye and Calls for Accountability and Justice
@kalkalhuman strongly condemns the killing of above 21 civilians in Ari-Adeeye, North East of Somalia, describing the incident as a
Training on De-escalation and Lawful Use of Force
Protecting civilians is a duty and a skill. KAHRDO’s training in Baidoa focused on de-escalation, distinguishing civilians from combatants, and
World Day Against Child Labour 2026 – Every Child Deserves a Childhood, Not Labour
🌍 World Day Against Child Labour 2026 Every child deserves a childhood filled with learning, protection, dignity, and opportunities—not labour.
Trust Is Built One Action at a Time
🤝 Trust is built one action at a time. Every promise kept, every commitment fulfilled, and every act of integrity
INAUGURATION EVENT FOR THE CREATION OF A YOUTH-FOCUSED PLATFORM LED BY CSOs IN BAIDOA
For us, Kalkal Human Rights Development Organization is proud to attend the inauguration of the Somali CSOs Youth Network in
Kalkal Human Rights Development Organization is honored to have participated in a two-day workshop organized by GREDO Somalia in Baidoa, which convened 17 Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to strengthen collaboration, coordination, and meaningful youth engagement.
Kalkal Human Rights Development Organization is honored to have participated in a two-day workshop organized by GREDO Somalia in Baidoa,
Building confidence among participants begins with understanding their expectations. During the training, participants shared their perspectives and goals, shaping a meaningful learning experience for everyone. ✍️ — in Somalia.
Building confidence among participants begins with understanding their expectations. During our recent training in Somalia, women openly shared their perspectives
Stronger women mean stronger communities.
Stronger women mean stronger communities. When women lead, decisions reflect the needs of families, schools, and neighborhoods — and everyone