Southern African People's Solidarity Network

About Southern African People's Solidarity Network

As SAPSN we believe in and uphold the following set of principles and values anchored on economic, environmental, social, and political equity and justice and people to people solidarity:

Transparency and Accountability – in the way we manage the resources entrusted to us.
Equity and Equality – Across gender, sex, religion, age, disability and other intersecting inequalities
Collective Action – Building people to people solidarity among the SADC people
People Power – Empowering communities and rights holders to know, exercise and claim their rights: “Nothing about us without us”
Non-Violence – In building a strong social movement driven by voice and agency of those impacted the most, we use non-violent methods in confronting power and speaking truth to power