I am forwarding for your attention this important documents with instructions to also work in your various country with thèse content from the Chair in Office Head Quarter in Trinidad And Tobago Her Excellency Nelcia Robinson. (CWN)‘Rays of Hope on the road to Beijing + 20’.
Delegates at the end of Ministers’ Day at the Global Summit to end Sexual Violence in Conflict, 12 June, 2014.
Recent events in the Caribbean and in the international arena have provided opportunities for the women’s struggle to return to the forefront, at the domestic and government planning levels.

The issue of Reparations for Native Genocide and African Enslavement must also speak to the economic, physical, educational and sexual violence inflicted on indigenous women of Kalinago and Black Carib descent, as well as on women of African descent.

The chilling reports of incest and statutory rape of girls below the age of consent within their own homes, the murder of women who desire to leave unhealthy relations, point to the low esteem in which women are held by some men and institutions in the society.

This gives the lie to statistics which measure the advancement of women by success in institutions of learning, and the presence of more women in previously male dominated positions. Such statistics are used to lull the population into the belief that all is well with women.

Less than two months ago, a high level Global Summit to end Sexual Violence in Conflict projected strong rays of hope for the shaving away of the seemingly impenetrable wall of violence against women. In his closing remarks at the Summit, the UK and Commonwealth Office Foreign Secretary, William Hague, had this to say:

"Never in my time as Foreign Secretary so far, on any foreign policy issue, have I seen such an extraordinary and inspiring gathering as we have had over the last few days. So many people have worked so hard for so many years on this issue and it has always seemed that the odds were totally against them."

"But it turns out from this Summit that we can bring together a whole army from around the globe – an army of people of all ages, from all walks of life, spanning every religion and every conceivable cultural difference, from artists to legal experts and doctors, all united with the common vision of ending warzone rape and sexual violence, and now it has been put together, this army is not going to be disbanded.”

The opportunity exists to influence positive change through this bold global statement, and several other points of entry. This year 2014 marks 20 years of the Plan of Action for Sustainable Development of Small island Developing States. The year 2015 will mark 15years since the signing of the Millennium Development Goals Declaration, and 20 years of the Beijing Platform for Action for the Advancement of Women. That Conference produced a Platform of Action on the twelve critical areas of concern for the advancement of women. These issues remain an excellent framework against which to measure the progress of women, taking into account the provisions of the Millennium Development Goals and the SIDS process.

At the local level, the outcomes of the First National Congress of Women provide a framework for assessing the status of women in SVG within the context of the Beijing Platform for Action, and related Conferences.

Two other bright Rays of Hope are: the statement by the newly appointed Commissioner of Police, Michael Charles, that he will have as a focus the arrest of rape and other forms of physical assault on women; and Senator Camillo Gonsalves’ statement in Parliament that he would like to see more women in that Honourable House. The women’s movements need to applaud these Champions and work with them towards addressing two critical areas of concern in the BPFA – Violence against Women, and Women in Leadership and Decision-Making.

The Commonwealth Women’s Network (CWN) will launch its Campaign "When Sleeping Women Awake, Mountains will Move” , on August 16th, 2014, with a Conference to address the needs of the Girl Child, -the 12th Critical Area of Concern in the Beijing Platform for Action.

By Oreder of
- Nelcia Robinson
Coordinator, Committee for the Development of Women (CDW)/ Chair, Commonwealth Women’s Network(CWN).
The African President Board of Governors council.
- HRH Prince Excellency TAMWO KUATE EDGARD

This women picture in this Facebook announced her appointment in CBW Africa. Let Commonweath Business Women's Africa CBW Africa show proof they are a Commonwealth accredited organisation. This appointed person should acquire the genuine information from the Commonwealth Secretariat London UK directory of Commonwealth Organisation in the main webside of Commonwealth.

We recalled that the Commonwealth Women's Network gave them the right to used the brand and name but due to their money minded spirit is was cancel and revoque and the Commonwealth Secretariat London UK is aware of this.

This members was in the Commonwealth Organisations name Commonwealth Business Women's Network before collaborating with Commonwealth Women's Network. They where undiscipline before creating a association that have nothing to do with the Commonwealth Family. The African Continental Board of Governors Office.

are honored to announce that the 69th session of the Commission on the Status of Women will be held from March 10 to 21, 2025, at UN Headquarters in New York. Many events will also take place on-site or digitally (official side events within the UN and parallel events by civil society organizations).
The Honorable Chair of the Board of Governors of the United States Agency has been mandated to represent the Commonwealth Women's Network Africa agency. National representatives of the organization should approach their country's Minister for Gender and Women, given that they are members of the Commonwealth Conference of Ministers for Women and Gender, which signed the Commonwealth Women's Network's founding act prior to the accreditation of intergovernmental organizations and the Commonwealth Conference of Heads of State and Government.
CSW69, March 2025: The 30th anniversary of the UN Conference on:

This initiative programme by the Commonwealth Women's Network Africa will be added in our roadmap and plan of actions in partnership with Commonwealth Ministries of Gender, Ministry incharge of local government, par parliaments, local goverments and councils o' Commonweath Countries in Africa have to be printed and presented as strategic documents to work with Commonwealth High Commissionners, their wife's.
Taking in account political Diasporas participation in their host Countries in decision making process, they will be involve in the process.
I called All civil societies organisations and other Commonwealth Women's Network stakeholders to lunch this program in their country during the Commonwealth week and international Women's day activities The private sectors should also be involve to be lnclusive.
I count on your involvement in implementing this program after looking for local Financial Partners. HRH Prince TAMWO KUATE Africa Board of Governors President for Africa Commonwealth Women's Network Commonwealth Diasporas Organisation's Network Board of Governors President.
Good day to everyone.
I am delighted to inform you that the incoming Director of Cabinet for Africa Commonwealth Women's Network Africa Board of Governors Honorable TOKO Annick participated in the Focal Point of Contacts of Gender training in Women's rights and international instrument promoting Women's as Well as laws in force in Cameroon organise by the Cameroon Ministry of Women's Empowerment and the familly and the United Nations populations fund with the support of National Hydrocarbure Entreprise a Cameroon Goverment entreprise.
HRH Prince Excellency TAMWO KUATE EDGARD ROSTAND Board of Governors President for Africa Commonwealth Women's Network. Gender Focal Points of Contacts for public administrations training with the participation and support of the United Nations Populations Fund, Commonwealth Women's Network Africa Board of Governors Council, and funding of SNH.
The Commonwealth Women's Network Africa Board of Governors Council in partnership with the Regional Delegation of Littoral Ministry of Women's Empowerment and the Family in Cameroon will organised a training of Gender Focal Points of Contacts for public administrations, para public and private sectors, Civil Societies organisations, cooperatives Societies, police and Gendermérie, Lawyers, Magistrates during the Commonwealth week and the international Women's day activities 2025. The Commonwealth Women's Network Africa Board President. HRH Prince Excellency TAMWO KUATE.
I have the honor to annonce rechufflement and changes in the Commonwealth Women's Network Africa Agencies and foreign Affair's Agencies.
For the USA chapter Agency, i am reading and srutinised the New political and foreign Affair's ideaology and policies of His Exellency President of USA, it's goverment and congress.
This is your organogramm that will be added in the report to send to the Commonwealth Secretariat and Foundation London UK. The Agency is composed of a set of civil societies organisations and private sectors.

At CWN USA :

General Assembly at CWN composed of delegation from above quoted organs. Extraordinary general assembly composed only of President's, deputy and Vices, Board of Director's members, Directorate General's. Board of Governors as the high administration of the whole Network in a country. Only Board of Director's members of other quoted organs are Governors. Some are elected and others are appointed by the Board of Governors President after visa from Africa Board of Governors Council. Other organisations have their constitutions and by laws register with the country Board of Governors Council the only Governance structure representing the CWN with the host Goverment, embassies, funding bodies, and development partners as United Nations, Intergouvernemental Organisations, international organisation in countries.
Executive Committee All members are elected, they are not members of the Commonwealth Women's Network Board of Governors, but from different Board of Director's of Organisation's and chair by the President Board of Governors CWN, with monthly meetings. The Director General and Secretary General's run administrations on daily basis to assist. HRH Prince TAMWO KUATE Africa Board of Governors President for Commonwealth Women's Network Africa. Board of Governors President Commonwealth Diasporas Organisation's Network.

I am pleased to announced even god the message very late that the United Nations will From March 10 to 21, 2025, the UN Commission on the Status of Women will convene its 69th session, focusing on the priority theme of reviewing and assessing the implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, along with the outcomes of the 23rd special session of the General Assembly.
The Commonwealth Women's Network USA Agency President Board of Governors Council is mandated to represent our Africa Agency.
Everyone should prepare in put in documents to be presented on our behalf, request her contact in case any in put documents from your CWN Agency.
So you will also contact your Ministry of Gender if you need to participe as Commonwealth Women's Network delegate from your country.
69th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) - Open Data Watch