About Our Chapter
Established in November 2020, Cameroon for a World BEYOND War (CWBW) has worked in a challenging security context, due to armed conflicts in three regions of the country that significantly affected the other seven regions. To ensure the security of its members and to work with various actors to seek peaceful solutions to conflicts, CWBW has been lobbying the national administrative authorities to work within the appropriate legal framework. As a result, CWBW was legalized on November 11, 2021 and has built a network of local partners in six regions of the country.Our Campaigns
As part of its disarmament programme, CWBW is involved in two national campaigns: the first on legislation on Autonomous Lethal Weapon Systems (Killer Robots), and the second on the mobilization of national actors around the process of signing and ratifying the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons by Cameroon. Another priority is capacity building of youth, in partnership with WILPF Cameroon. 10 youth from 5 organizations, with 6 mentors, were trained on the 14-week Peace Education and Action for Impact programme in 2021, at the end of which research was conducted on the barriers to women and youth participation in peace processes in Cameroon. The chapter has also trained 90 youth through its workshops on leadership, violence prevention, and the use of social networks to build peace and reduce hate speech.Chapter news and views

WILPF Cameroon and its Strengthened Commitment to Peace and Equality
One of the key events of this milestone year was a joint webinar with World BEYOND War, which also celebrated its 10th anniversary. #WorldBEYONDWar

World BEYOND War Annual Report for 2024
World BEYOND War’s 2024 annual report is now available as a PDF here. #WorldBEYONDWar

Peace Education in Cameroon through Educational Guides
“Fostering social cohesion among youth to prevent hate speech and political violence in Cameroon” #WorldBEYONDWar

Campaigning in Africa to Stop Killer Robots
The Zimbabwe chapter of World BEYOND War has trained young people on the disadvantages of autonomous weapons systems and how they are a threat to peace, the planet and to the security of people. #WorldBEYONDWar

International Peace Day 2024 in Africa: Creating a Culture of Peace
During the week culminating on September 21, 2024 with the celebration of the International Peace Day, African chapters called for peace in Africa and the world through various actions. #WorldBEYONDWar

Youth and Use of Digital Media for Peace
This webinar was a space for youths to learn and share lived experiences and commitments to amplify their efforts to build peace while leveraging digital media. #WorldBEYONDWar
Webinars
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