France – Aimé Césaire Ngobougna: “It is essential to continue our work for children”

Author: Alain NdangaPublished on: October 26, 2026Country: France
Society & Lifestyle
France – Aimé Césaire Ngobougna: “It is essential to continue our work for children”

In Saint-Dizier, the Arc-en-ciel du monde association and the ACCS Malébo group are preparing the second edition of an event dedicated to children’s rights, scheduled for November. School-based art workshops, storytelling and dance are planned to raise children’s awareness of their rights and give them a chance to express themselves. Aimé Césaire Ngobougna, the association’s president and a Central African dancer and choreographer, discusses the initiative’s goals, funding challenges and the need to guarantee equal rights for every child.

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