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Young people in red T-shirts and white hats visit a plantation.

Brazilian youth on tour

During four days, 120 young people from different organisations in northeastern Brazil moved from place to place to learn about best practice examples in organic farming. The aim of this touring event was not only to promote intensive exchange but also to mobilise the population.

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Screenshot of the invitation as PDF to the event on April 7th at the company's headquarters in the middle of the city

Sexual violence still accepted in South Africa

Every ten minutes a woman is raped in South Africa. Almost every second young woman under 18 has been raped once. Our partner organization LifeLine supports the victims and carries out major prevention work in South Africa. Sinikiwe Biyela, Director of LifeLine Pietersmaritzburg, will visit us on April 7 and will report on the work of LifeLine.

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Rosaria and her children in front of her old and new house. Below left portrait of Gabriela Wichser.

Piece by piece to the homeowner

The work of terre des hommes schweiz is aimed first and foremost at young people. However, some of our partner organisations also work with adults, who thus become role models for young people. The following example from Rosaria in Mozambique shows this impressively.
Gabriela Wichser, Programme Manager Mozambique

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A young woman stands happily in front of her vegetable garden.

Centro Sabia helps shape government programme

The Brazilian state of Pernambuco is the first federal state to adopt a policy on "sustainable living in drought" in March 2013. This is a great success for our partner organisation Centro Sabiá, which has been politically promoting the adopted methods for years.

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Sabin Müller can be seen in the lower left corner. The whole picture shows one of the huts

"The young people were proud to present their home country"

The end of the year is the time when people usually look back. This was a good opportunity to ask Sabin Müller, responsible for domestic projects, a few questions about last year's pilot project with the unaccompanied asylum seekers of the Lilienberg Centre. In the interview she explains why the project goals were more than achieved.

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Young women from Las Melidas beat on big drums at a public rally.

The most important thing is to break the silence

A new study by the WHO shows: Sexual and other physical violence against women is much more common worldwide than previously suspected. At least every third woman has already suffered violence. The women of El Salvador are particularly affected. There, the partner organisation Las Melidas is making a courageous commitment to the rights and protection of girls and women.
Andrea Zellhuber, responsible for violence prevention and conflict transformation

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Women and girls in orange T-shirts and uniform skirts dance uniformly in a public square.

LeMuSiCa raises public awareness with dance

A funeral wreath, a street parade and a dance performance in the style of One Billion Rising: with these actions, terre des hommes Switzerland's partner organisation LeMuSiCa launched the action days "16 days against violence against women" on 25 November. Three further events are to follow.

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With non-violent actions such as street theatre, our partner organisation ACOOC sensitises the general public to their concerns.

Bogota's mayor against forced recruitment

The armed conflict between rebels and the military in Colombia also affects many young people, who are often drafted into military service against their will. ACOOC, a partner organisation of terre des hommes schweiz which campaigns against conscription and for the right to conscientious objection to military service, now receives important political support from the mayor of the Colombian capital Bogota, Gustavo Petro.
Alain Zoller, Domestic Team

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A huge banner hangs from the top floor of a residential building.

Brazil: Development work with new momentum

It did not take long after the Confederations Cup for the international media to lose interest in reporting on Brazil. The social, economic and political grievances did not vanish into thin air as a result. The same applies to those who are working to solve the problems. On the contrary: the protests and actions have become smaller, but more diverse.

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