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  • Draft Appeal to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    16.07.2014

    Two organizations allege that deliberate actions by the State of Michigan through its Governor Rick Snyder and majority right-wing legislative bodies are calculated and well-planned to foster the disempowerment of the African American people

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Civil society organisations condemn approval of EPAs by ECOWAS leaders

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    16.07.2014

    Many reputable organisations have over the years demonstrated that the EPAs are against the fundamental developmental needs of the economies of West Africa. The EPAs will lead to the collapse of the domestic manufacturing and other productive sectors due to undue pressure from the subsidized goods from Europe and loss of revenue from trade taxes

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Legendary USA hip-hop artist Talib Kweli cancels Israeli gig citing "Israeli apartheid"

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    09.07.2014

    Since the Palestinian call for a boycott against Israel was issued in 2005 several high profile artists, musicians and authors have cancelled Israeli performances and engagements including Stevie Wonder, Danny Glover, Roger Waters of Pink Floyd, Alice Walker, Stephen Hawking, Mira Nair and the music band Faithless

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Kenya: Stop the Presbyterian Church of East Africa from destroying Kibagare wetland

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    09.07.2014

    An ecological haven for numerous tree, plant and bird species, as well as a source of income for an estimated 300 plant and pot sellers and other people who have been working in the area for over 15 years, the wetland was allocated to the Presbyterian Church of East Africa by the Kenyan government in compensation for land the church had lost elsewhere

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Kenya

  • SOAWR coalition condemns unfair of women human rights defenders in Egypt

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    09.07.2014

    The arrest and trial of the women once again highlights unacceptable state repression. The seven have been denied release pending hearing of their case, which resumes in September

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice Egypt

  • Call for participation to the 8th Pan African Congress

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    10.07.2014

    The next Pan African Congress will be held in four months time. Nations, organizations and individuals from around the Pan African world are invited to offer support prepare for this event

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Regional Advocacy Coordinator – Africa

    Contributor | Resources
    02.07.2014

    For more than 50 years, we’ve been campaigning for human rights, wherever justice, freedom and truth are denied. We’ve reshaped policies, challenged governments and taken corporations to task. And in doing so, we’ve changed thousands of lives for the better.

    Tagged under Resources

  • Understanding the Emerging Powers Footprint in Africa: A Civil Society Perspective and Guideline

    Contributor | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    03.07.2014

    Ten sponsored places are available for applicants for this course that intends to strengthen civil society's understanding of and engagement with Global South nations whose presence is growing in Africa

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • KENYA: Invitation to a book launch

    Contributor | Arts & Book Reviews
    26.06.2014

    ‘Global NATO and the catastrophic failure in Libya’ by Horace Campbell

    DATE AND TIME: Friday, 27 June, 2014 at 5.00pm

    VENUE: The Professional Centre, Parliament Rd, Nairobi

    ‘Meticulously researched and documented, Horace Campbell’s analysis convincingly connects the dots between NATO’s botched criminal operation in Libya, the global capitalist crisis, and the Western project for the recolonization of Africa. An essential handbook for Pan-Africanists and for the international peace and justice movement’. Norman Girvan, Professor Emeritus, University of the West Indies.

    A regular and long-time contributor to Pambazuka News, Horace Campbell holds a joint professorship in the Department of African American Studies and the Department of Political Science at Syracuse University.

    Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews Kenya

  • The Sankara affair: A new denial of justice, mobilisation continues

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    19.06.2014

    Once again the process of authenticating the tomb of Sankara ends in a denial of justice. The reality of Burkina Faso is that Blaise Campaore is the sole and veritable judge in this affair. And he panics each time the issue comes up, afraid that he himself might be charged, just as he panics at the idea of being sued for his role in the wars in Liberia, Sierra Leone and la Côte d’Ivoire.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Burkina Faso

  • Informal traders protest against police harrasment

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    19.06.2014

    The South African City of Tshwane has neglected the interests of its small traders, who are being subjected to police brutality and theft of their wares by the officers

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Jamaica: Taking back the narrative

    Contributor | Governance
    12.06.2014

    Jamaica’s national consciousness needs to be liberated from false and harmful narratives created by others, especially the US. And one of those false narratives is about the public life and contribution of former Prime Minister Michael Manley

    Tagged under Governance

  • Civil rights leader writes to World Bank calling for action against racism

    Contributor | Governance
    05.06.2014

    The Chair of The National Congress of Black Women wants the World Bank to expeditiously establish an independent high-level commission to review the current situation of racism against blacks at the institution and provide recommendations for fundamental reforms.

    Tagged under Governance

  • PAMBAZUKA SPECIAL: When will peace be created for the people of the DRC?

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    05.06.2014

    The special issue on the DRC seeks to expose not only the realities of war that continue to have a traumatic and tragic impact on the lives of those directly affected, but also to address the complex realities and issues that the Congolese have faced in the past since the assassination of its valiant leader, Patrice Lumumba

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Democratic Republic of Congo

  • Rev Jackson's letter to the World Bank Board of Governors

    Contributor | Governance
    05.06.2014

    Rev. Jesse Jackson urges the Bank to address the issue of rampant racism against Black people.

    Tagged under Governance

  • What Africans know

    Contributor | Governance
    29.05.2014

    A river refuses to stop at the barriers on its path. Africa must steadily move ahead, regardless of the challenges it faces

    Tagged under Governance

  • Civil Society Organisations Commend the African Commission’s Resolution Condemning Violence Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    21.05.2014

    A coalition of organisations and human rights defenders working to advance human and peoples’ rights welcomes the adoption of a Resolution on Protection Against Violence and other Human Rights Violations Against Persons on the Basis of their Real or Imputed Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity' by the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights at its 55th session held in Luanda, Angola, April 2014.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice

  • Celebrating African Liberation Day

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    21.05.2014

    On this African liberation day, we, the undersigned, note with grave concern the continent-wide deepening crisis including, growing militarism, the crisis in democracy, an expanding neoliberal economic order, deepening patriarchy, homophobia, transphobia and heterosexism, amongst others.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Bring Back Our Girls: Statement by the Pan African Institute for Development

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    21.05.2014

    The Pan African Institute calls on Boko Haram to release unharmed the abducted girls or face the consequences of their barbaric actions.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Solidarity day of action for #bringbackourgirls

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    14.05.2014

    All citizens of conscience are invited to join in the solidarity day of action to speak out against increasing fundamentalisms and oppressive systems of patriarchy and domination which perpetuate injustice.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

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