| FROM | Pascal Masocha, Coalition Against Child Labour in Zimbabwe (CACLAZ), Zimbabwe |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 19-3-2009 |
| Dear Friends,
I hope you all had a restful period after the hectic Africa Tour against child labour. It was a great campaign by all means and , more importantly, it was a campaign to unite people for a common cause. This cause remains a relevant issues in our communities that need to be tackled head-on by all of us.
To those who travelled to Brussels for the final meeting with EU delegates, I hope you had a fruitful engagement. We will sure hope to capitalize on the gains from that meeting.
In Zimbabwe, we are following up on the meetings that we made during the tour and we are beginning to put together important synergies, but we would like to forge closer links with our counterparts in Morocco, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda and see if at this level we can meet again to explore further opportunities. We would also like to produce some thing close to a best practice and come January 2009, we will be vigorously pursuing this dream.
Further to promises made by the ILO to work with us in one of their projects, we have also received offers from Plan-International for a collaboration in the 'Bridge School' concept. We have yet to explore how best we can work with Carpenum Trust, a private sector initiative that is currently reaching out to 20 000 children with school support programs. We will continue to look for inspiration from MV Foundation, Asamaan and SNE because you have been in these programs.
Thank you and best regards! Pascal (CACLAZ Coordinator)
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| FROM | Sarah Biruel, Brazil |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 11-12-2008 |
| I think Africa is a great place to live in harmony. I hope you are well! |
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| FROM | Hannah, England |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 30-11-2008 |
| I believe child labour is extremely wrong and that you should do all in your power to stop it. |
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| FROM | Alisha, England |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 23-11-2008 |
| STOP CHILD LABOUR - they need education and dont deserve to be a labourer |
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| FROM | Anna Monk, England |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 23-11-2008 |
| there should be a stop to chld labour right now children have a right to an education and by making them work you are taking this away from them |
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| FROM | Fiona Zhang, United Kingdom |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 23-11-2008 |
| please stop child labour because when I watch the news on TV, the children all look very sad. Children should be happy and get education. It is not their fault that they have to work, so we should try and help |
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| FROM | Lily, England |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 18-11-2008 |
| STOP CHILD LABOUR FOR THE SAKE OF THESE POOR KIDS, WITH NOTHING BUT RAGS TO KEEP THEM ALIVE! |
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| FROM | Pascal, Zimbabwe |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 24-10-2008 |
| Dear Marjolynn
Thanks for the mail. CACLAZ and the Africa Tour team have been having a very busy schedule conducting field tours and meeting stakeholders, but the curtain has just come down( Friday 24/10/08). We certainly hope the team enjoyed the Zimbabwe leg of the tour as we deed, and we hope that a lot of positive developments will come out of it! Its been a wonderful experience working with Rhada, Driss, Venkhat, Pavel and Naddia. We wish them all the best in their next assignment.
Best regards
Pascal, CACLAZ
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| FROM | M.A.Saleem, India |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 23-10-2008 |
| Stop Childlabor is greatwork we wish all the success |
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| FROM | Marjolijn, Netherlands |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 20-10-2008 |
| Dear Africa Tour participants, is everything going well? I hope you are having a good time, a full program ahead for the next few days!
Good luck, I hope to hear from you soon again,
bye
Marjolijn. |
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| FROM | Laetitia, netherlands |
| TO | Zimbabwe |
| DATE | 26-9-2008 |
| Please go to more countries as Ghana, liberia, namibie etc.
God loves you and so do I |
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