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ANCWL Media Release, 12 May 2014

 

 

Meeting on Nigerian Schoolgirls

 

ANCWL to provide a Platform for all Women NGOs and interested parties to
assist efforts to bring back Nigerian School Girls

 

 

The African National Congress Women's League, under the leadership of
President, Angie Motshekga will this Friday in Johannesburg provide a
platform for all interested parties and women's NGO's to come together and
discuss what actions we, as South African women can undertake to bring back
the kidnapped Nigerian Schools girls. 

 

"The kidnapping of these girls is a travesty of human rights and justice and
as women of the African continent we need to come together and combine our
efforts until these girls are home in the arms of their parents and loved
ones," said Motshekga. 

 

The ANCWL will also invite the Department of International Relations and
Cooperation (DIRCO) to brief the meeting to ensure we are making plans using
the most updated information. 

 

Out of this joint meeting, the ANCWL will also be sending a delegation of
South African women to Nigeria to meet with women's organizations in that
country and assist the situation in whatever way we can. 

 

"We are hoping that if we put our heads together as women we can come up
with solutions or ways to assist Nigerian women in their efforts. These are
our daughters and we need to come together in times like these," said
Motshekga 

 

The ANCWL have also called on all its structures throughout the country to
join women in their Thursday women's prayer meetings and pray for the girls.
We are pleased as the Women's League that the girls are still alive based on
the video clip released by Boko Haram. They do not leave our thoughts or
prayers. 

 

We call on all women's NGO's and interested parties to join us at this
platform and participate.

 

Details of the meeting are as follows:

 

.        Date: 16 May 2014 (Friday)

 

.        Time: 13h00

 

.        Venue: Johannesburg (TBC)

 

 

This event will be followed by a media briefing on Monday morning. However,
media are also welcome to attend the main meeting and discussions. 

 

 

Issued by ANCWL

 

For more information please contact NEC spokesperson Ednah Molewa on 076 462
5529

 

 

 

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