WikiForHumanRights 2023 in South-West of Nigeria
The objective of the #WikiForHumanRights initiative is to ensure that impartial, evidence-based, and up-to-date information about our Right to a Healthy Environment is available to all. This right is not only recognized by the United Nations but also serves as a means of linking human rights with the threefold planetary crisis of climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. The UN Environmental Program has emphasized the necessity of reconciling with nature and integrating human rights into the remedies.
Now more than ever, Wikipedia plays a crucial role in providing information to everyone about the ways in which climate change and environmental degradation affect their lives. By increasing knowledge about the healthy natural systems that provide people with clean water, breathable air, nutritious food, and essential resources, we can empower individuals and communities to take action to protect our planet. The #WikiForHumanRights in South-West of Nigeria campaign is focusing on raising awareness about how local communities are impacted by the pressing environmental issues in their area, including the triple planetary crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, as identified by the United Nations.
What
[edit]This is a public writing competition to create and improve articles that will strengthen Yoruba Wikipedia's coverage of pollution, climate change, negetation including flora and fauna, and other related tpoics. The winners will receive great prizes. The Campaign is organized as part of the global WikiForHumanRights campaign. We will be hosting two online trainings via Zoom (Webinar) on Yoruba Wikipedia for anyone interested in learning more about editing on it. These training sessions will be followed by the online contest.
When
[edit]The online training sessions (Webinar) will take place on 5 and 6 May 2023 between 6:00pm and 8:00pm. We will share the link as soon as its ready.
The writing contest will run from 00:01 on 1 May 2023 (WAT) until 23:59 on 15 May 2023 (WAT).
How
[edit]The contest is simple in structure, based on a KISS point system: You get points while creating and improving articles, with the goal for each participant being to gain as many points as possible.
Who
[edit]This Contest is open to editors from all over the world, irrespective of their age, sex, gender, orientation, religion, race or ethnicity. Any Wikipedian with a named account (on any wiki, including the incubator) can participate. All participating editors, must however, register their username on the participants page
Facilitators
[edit]This contest is organized by the Yoruba Wikimedians User Group, and supported by the Wikimedia Foundation It is implemented by a team of volunteers: Agbalagba, Macdanpets, and T Cells (technical support, and advisor)
How do I participate?
[edit]- Visit WikiForHumanRights 2023 in South-West of Nigeria to learn more about the Challenge.
- Add yourself to the list of participants on this page
- Between 1 May and 15 May 2023, pick an article to edit and work on it. Do you need inspiration? Have a look at the suggestions for
- Add the article under your username on this page.
- Count your points and add them together besides its article under your username on this page.
Focus topics
[edit]The United Nations highlights the significance of addressing the Triple Planetary Crises when dealing with the right to a healthy environment. These crises include:
- The importance of environmental justice, climate justice, and human rights-centered approaches to local, national, and international actions on the climate crisis.
- The impact of pollution on human well-being, with a particular focus on the direct impact on other human rights such as the right to water and the right to health.
- The connection between biodiversity and human rights, recognizing how human well-being is reliant on maintaining a diverse and healthy natural ecosystem.
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Borewll drilling dust pollution
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Air pollution
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Plastic Pollution in Ghana
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Walk for land rights, Chambal, 2009
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Women's March for Climate
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2DU Kenya 86 (5367322642)
Timelines
[edit]- Call for participation – 20th of April 2023
- Campaign starts – 1st of May 2023
- Campaign ends – 15th of May 2023
- Contributions review by Jury – 16th of May – 23rd of May 2023
- Winners announcement – 1st of June 2023
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List of proposed articles for translation
[edit]Please translate the articles below from English to Yoruba
- Deforestation in Nigeria Done
- Environmental issues in the Niger Delta
- Nigeria gully erosion crisis
- Olusosun landfill Done
- Sambisa Forest Done
- Cameroonian Highlands forests
- Cross–Niger transition forests Done
- Cross–Sanaga–Bioko coastal forests
- Niger Delta swamp forests Done
- Nigerian lowland forests
- Lake Chad flooded savanna
- Jos Plateau Done
- Upper Orashi Forest Reserve Done
- Biseni Forest Done
- Lekki Conservation Centre Done
- Niger Delta Done
- Niger Delta mangroves
- Nigerian lowland forests
- Sudanian savanna
- West Sudanian savanna
- Cameroonian Highlands forests
- Central African mangroves
- Cross–Niger transition forests
- Cross–Sanaga–Bioko coastal forests
- Afi River Forest Reserve Done
- Cross River National Park
- Ise Forest Reserve Done
List of articles written
[edit]- Àbójútó omíyalé
- Ìyípadà afẹ́fẹ́ ní senegal
- Ohrigstad Dam
- Àwọn Ìkún omi Accra ní ọdún 2022
- Awọn igbo kekere ti Naijiria
- Afi River Forest Reserve
- Nigeria gully erosion crisis
- Iyipada oju-ọjọ ni Amẹrika
- Deforestation in Nigeria
- Olusosun landfill
- Sambisa Forest
- Cross–Niger transition forests
- Jos Plateau
- Biseni Forest
- Lekki Conservation Centre
- Niger Delta
- Nooitgedacht Dam
- Ncora Dam
- Ìkún omi Chad ọdún 2022
- Niger Delta swamp forests
- Antelomita Hydroelectric Power Station
- Ìyípadà ojú-ọjọ́ ní Somalia
- Chad Basin National Park
- Nwanedi Dam
- Chad Basin National Park
- Ìkún omi ní Ìpínlẹ̀ Benue ní ọdún 2017
- Nagle Dam
- Newbury Dam
- Mutshedzi Dam
- Molatedi Dam
- Moloko Dam
- Misverstand Dam
- Metz Dam
- Àárín Lataba Dam
- Adágún Higa
- Adágún Dem
- Lake Ahémé
- African Conservation Centre
- Ìyípadà tó ń dé bá ojú-ọjọ́ ní Zambia
- Ìyípadà Àwọn Ìlànà Òjò Láti Ọdún 1970 ní Afónifójì Rift, Kenya
- Vaal Dam
- Mandraka Dam
- Iyipada oju-ọjọ ni South Africa
- Ẹ̀tọ́ àwọn ènìyàn ní Zimbabwe
- Ìbùdó Agbára Oòrùn Ambatolampy
- 2001 United Nations Climate Change Conference
- 2022 Nigeria floods
- 2008 Namibia Floods
- Ẹ̀tọ́ ọmọ ènìyàn ní Somaliland
- Kainji National Park
- Cross River National Park
- Igbó òkè Orashi
- 2020 African Sahel floods
- 2020 African Sahel floods
- Idoti afẹfẹ ni India
- Air pollution in Delhi
- 2008 Benin flood
- Ẹ̀gbin
- Climate change in Algeria
- Central African mangroves
- Dam Sterkfontein
- Iyipada oju-ọjọ ni Ghana
- Ìyípadà ojú-ọjọ́ ní Somalia
- Igbó òkè Cameroon
- Kamuku National Park
- Okomu National Park
- Old Oyo National Park
- Agodi Gardens
- Àwọn Òkè Mandara
- Millennium Park (Abuja)
- Isaac Boro Park