Youth and Women Media Platform for Peace-YWMPP

15/05/2026

Violence is a choice — never an excuse. Culture, anger, tradition, or silence can never justify abuse. Every woman, man, and child deserves to live in safety, dignity, and peace. It’s time to stand together, speak out, and break the cycle of violence in our communities.

Say NO to abuse. Say YES to protection, justice, and respect for all.

13/05/2026

A safe family is built on love, respect, protection, and equal rights for everyone. It is a home where women, men, and children live without fear of violence, abuse, neglect, or discrimination. Every family deserves peace, dignity, and justice.

The Family Bill can help protect homes, strengthen communities, and create a safer future for generations to come. Speak up for families that are safe, united, and protected by law.

What does a safe family look like to you? Share your voice and join the movement for change.

13/05/2026

Without a strong Family Law, many women and children in South Sudan remain vulnerable to violence, abuse, forced marriage, neglect, and injustice. Silence has protected suffering for too long.

A Family Law is not against culture — it is against violence. It protects dignity, safety, and the future of every family.

It’s time to stand together for protection, justice, and safer homes for all.

07/05/2026

CEDAW protects the rights of women and girls from discrimination and violence. In South Sudan, the Anti-GBV Bill and Family Bill can help protect survivors, promote equality, and build safer families and communities.

Speak up. Support women. End violence.

05/05/2026

Silence allows violence to continue—but your voice can stop it.

Every time we stay quiet, survivors feel alone and abusers feel safe. It’s time to change that. Speak out for those who are afraid. Stand with those who have suffered. Challenge harmful norms and demand justice in our homes, our communities, and our nation.

Violence is not culture. Abuse is not love. Silence is not protection.
Together, we can break the cycle.

03/05/2026

Peace starts at home, and strong families build a peaceful nation.

The Family Bill in South Sudan will promote fairness, protects rights, and helps reduce conflict within households. By supporting it, we foster respect, equality, and lasting peace in our communities.

01/05/2026

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and dedication of every worker who continues to build our nation.

Amalna South Sudan wishes all workers a meaningful Labour Day. Your hard work drives progress, inspires hope, and shapes a better future for our communities.

Let us continue to stand together for dignity, equality, and opportunity for all.
Happy Labour Day!

01/05/2026

Kindly join the webinar on Harmonizing Customary and Statutory Law: A Legal Pathway to Gender Equality in South Sudan.
Which will start in the less than an 30 minutes.

The webinar will take place on Google meet with the below link:

https://meet.google.com/izb-wxmz-tcu

From: 11:00am – 12:30pm

See you all

Kind regards.

28/04/2026

Amalna South Sudan, in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, and with support from LWF, conducted the second high-level policy dialogue on the Anti-Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and Family Bill.

The event was graced by the Hon. Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, Hon. Nunu Rhoda, who served as the Guest of Honour. Other distinguished Guest included Hon. Mary Ajith, Undersecretary at the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, and Hon. Esther Ikere, Undersecretary at the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, Paul Jenrino, chairperson of UPR coalition.

The workshop brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including Members of Parliament from various committees such as the Human Rights Committee and the Gender Committee. Also in attendance were Directors from the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, legal counsellors from the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, and representatives from Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).

During the dialogue, both ministries provided comprehensive updates on the status of the Anti-GBV and Family Bill. Presentations highlighted key progress made, as well as existing challenges affecting the advancement of the bills. Participants engaged in constructive discussions, offering recommendations to address gaps and strengthen the legislative framework.

The dialogue concluded with the identification of key action points, a summary of resolutions, and a clear way forward to support the finalization and implementation of the bills. Stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to collaborative efforts in promoting gender equality and protecting the rights and well-being of vulnerable populations in South Sudan.

28/04/2026

📣⚖️ ONE CONVERSATION CAN SPARK CHANGE! ⚖️📣

The reality is clear: many women, men and children in South Sudan are still left without full protection due to gaps between customary and statutory laws 💔
💭 What can be done? Let’s talk about it — together.

👉 Register here: https://forms.gle/dDd4pm1aunGKmcsi6

🎯 Join our upcoming webinar:
🗓 Friday, 1st May 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
🧠 Topic:
Harmonizing Customary and Statutory Law: A Legal Pathway to Gender Equality in South Sudan.

🌟 You’ll gain:
⚖️ Deeper understanding of justice gaps in regards to customary and statutory laws
📊 A Gender Analysis of the Family Bill
🗣 A platform to engage, learn, and contribute

🚀 Be in the room where ideas turn into action!

💥 Your participation could help shape a more just future.

27/04/2026

🌍🔥 READY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE? 🔥🌍

Across South Sudan, gaps between customary and statutory laws continue to deny women and children the justice they deserve ⚖️💔 — and it’s time we address it together!

🚀 Register here:
https://forms.gle/dDd4pm1aunGKmcsi6

🎤 Be part of an important conversation that drives real change!
🗓 Date: Friday, 1st May 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📚 Discussion Topic:
“Harmonizing Customary and Statutory Law: A Legal Pathway to Gender Equality in South Sudan.”

✨ In this session, we will:
🔹 Unpack how customary and statutory laws differences affect access to justice
🔹 Examine barriers to gender equality 🚺
🔹 Present a Gender Analysis of the Family Bill 📊

💥 This is more than a webinar — it’s a chance to raise your voice and be part of shaping a fairer future!

🙌 Stand up. Speak out. Register now.

The Advancing Gender Equality through Legal Engagement (AGILE) Project, funded by LWF, aims to promote gender equality in South Sudan by advocating for the domestication and implementation of key frameworks such as the Maputo Protocol, CEDAW, and the National Action Plan on UNSCR 1325. The project f...