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  • KUWALA Journal: Call for Papers

    Contributor | Resources
    07.05.2015

    The African Academy of Languages invites Africa scholars in the continent and the Diaspora to submit contribution for publication in a special edition of KUWALA (ACALAN’s Journal), which will explore the academic, conceptual and practical elements on the contribution of African languages to Agenda 20163.

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  • Tunisia: Drop or amend Security Bill

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    13.05.2015

    The government sent the bill to parliament in the aftermath of the March 18 attack by gunmen that killed 23 people at the Bardo Museum in Tunis and a series of lethal attacks on the security forces by armed groups.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Tunisia

  • State of human rights in East and the Horn of Africa

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    30.04.2015

    Statement by the East and Horn of Africa Human Rights Defenders Project to 56th Ordinary Session of the Africa Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights Banjul, Gambia, 21 April 2015

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Zinduka East African Festival calls for immediate action in Burundi

    Contributor | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    30.04.2015

    The movement expresses solidarity with Burundians and appeals to authorities to uphold the human rights of all citizens, including the freedoms of assembly, association and expression. East African leaders should act quickly to prevent the current crisis from spiraling into a full-scale disaster.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Burundi

  • Journal of Peacebuilding & Development: Call for Papers

    Contributor | Governance
    07.05.2015

    Key challenges include how to support genuinely addressing the root causes of many intractable conflicts, which often involve deeply entrenched inequalities of wealth and power, while often having to meet headquarter demands for short term, quantifiable results rooted in linear and problematic assumptions about how change manifests.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Call for articles: African perspectives on the post-2015 agenda for development

    Contributor | Governance
    16.04.2015

    Pambazuka News, in collaboration with AfricAvenir (www.africavenir.org), invites contributions on the evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the question of the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

    Tagged under Governance

  • Somaliland: Release human rights defender Guleid Ahmed Jama

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    21.04.2015

    His arrest reportedly followed an interview he gave to the BBC on 16th April 2015, during which he discussed recent executions by Somaliland authorities, and the need for judicial reforms in the de facto autonomous state.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Mali

  • Malawi's new marriage law condemned for LGBTI bias

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    21.04.2015

    The law that attempts to address a serious human rights abuse like child and forced marriage would then also target Malawians for discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice Malawi

  • South Africa: Fishers’ champion Kenneth Blaauw dies

    Contributor | Resources
    16.04.2015

    Health difficulties did not deter Blaauw from pursuing basic rights for all fishers. Despite his persistent efforts to advance the fishers’ struggle, Blaauw himself was a struggling fisherman at the time of his death.

    Tagged under Resources South Africa

  • Sudan: “Your silence is a shame to humanity.”

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    21.04.2015

    Since 2012, an average of three bombs a day have been dropped indiscriminately by the government of Sudan onto civilians living in rebel held areas. With humanitarian access denied by the government and increasing numbers being displaced, people’s ability to survive grows more precarious by the day.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Civil society asks 3 critical questions of the World Bank at its 2015 Spring meetings

    Contributor | Governance
    16.04.2015

    OAKLAND, CA - As the World Bank prepares for its annual Spring Meetings, members of , a campaign of over 260 NGOs, farmer groups and trade unions from around the world, are publically posing three questions about the Bank’s role in land grabbing, climate destruction and the corporatization of agriculture.

    Tagged under Governance

  • From Garissa to Durban we stand in solidarity against violence and xenophobia

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    21.04.2015

    Often, it is the economic and environmental conditions that too many people are living in that fuel frustration, anger and intolerance.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Counting the cost radicalized militancy in Africa

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    15.04.2015

    Over 2,000 lives have been violently lost, yet Africa has not got angry enough to question whence we are headed should this trend continue. These unpunished killings are a recipe for impunity.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace

  • New report documents extensive human rights violations in Western Sahara

    Contributor | Resources
    15.04.2015

    Torture, murder, arbitrary arrests, and violence. During the last year, 256 reports of human rights violations have been reported in the occupied territory of Western Sahara.

    Tagged under Resources

  • Chibok abduction: One year after

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    15.04.2015

    Despite widespread condemnation of the abduction, tremendous support and assistance by the international community; despite renewed efforts by the Nigerian Army to root out Boko haram from Nigeria; despite the relentless efforts by advocacy groups, media, concerned individuals and celebrities around the world; the Chibok Girls still remain in captivity.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Freezing of accounts of human rights organisations for alleged links with terrorism

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    15.04.2015

    MUHURI and Haki Africa amongst 85 individuals and institutions that are to be notified of the intention to list them as a ''terrorist entity'' under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2012.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Hans Zell to donate book and journal collection, online database to Kwara State University

    Contributor | Arts & Book Reviews
    16.04.2015

    The donation follows an invitation to several institutions in Africa and elsewhere to express an interest in acquiring the collection, and submit a plan for the continuation and hosting of the database. After careful review of all submissions, Kwara State University Library in Malete, Ilorin, Nigeria, was chosen.

    Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews

  • FEMNET urges the new president of Nigeria to #BringBackOurGirls

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    15.04.2015

    The newly elected President of Nigeria, H.E. Muhammadu Buhari, should act expeditiously to #bringbackourgirls and enforce security to ensure women and girls are no longer subjected to abductions, sexual violence and loss of life.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Nigeria

  • Kenya: Ensure due process on ‘Terrorism List’

    Contributor | Advocacy & Solidarity
    15.04.2015

    The publication of the list raises serious concerns for due process, including proper time and opportunity to contest the designation and the right to be informed.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Kenya

  • No oil drilling in Western Sahara

    Contributor | Land & Environment
    15.04.2015

    A huge global coalition is calling on the UN Security Council to make sure that no oil drilling takes place in Western Sahara until the Saharawi people have had the chance to exercise their right to self-determination and have freely and fairly decided the political status of their homeland.

    Tagged under Land & Environment

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