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Global Pan-Africanism
Reparations in the Caribbean 25 Years After Durban – A Critique
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Humanitarian intervention


  • How Haitian earthquake relief efforts pulled off a huge con job, with the help of mainstream media

    Timothy T. Schwartz | Violence & Peace
    27.07.2017

    Respected humanitarian agencies collected a mountain of donations in the name of Haiti earthquake victims, they largely squandered it, and they then refused to account for it. How did they get donors to give the money? Through exaggerations, truth-twisting and outright lies. And the international press spread those lies and gave them credibility.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Timothy T. Schwartz, Haitian earthquake, Mainstream media, Red Cross in Haiti, Clinton and Haiti, Humanitarian intervention

  • Learning to trust the poor

    Brenda Kiptim | Violence & Peace
    18.05.2017

    Is it wrong to simply give money to the poor? Will giving money turn us into enablers and make the poor entitled? We don’t trust the poor to make the right choices with our money, so we do it for them. This is why it is common for aid to come with rules depending on the giver’s beliefs. But there  is evidence that giving money to the poor empowers them to make the right choices and uplift their lives.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Poverty in Kenya, Red Cross Society, GiveDirectly, Humanitarian intervention, NGOs in Kenya, Famine in Kenya

  • Corporate media mourns for humanitarian imperialism but is silent on Congolese suffering

    Daniel Fisher | Violence & Peace
    18.05.2017

    With allies like Rwanda’s Paul Kagame, Washington is causing immeasurable suffering on the Congolese people because they happen to sit on $24 trillion worth of resources that are critical to the American war machine.  If Americans want to act in solidarity with the Congolese they should stop pretending that US foreign policy is rooted in justice, and instead support citizen movements like TELEMA that are fighting for change in DRC.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Corporate media, Telema, MONUSCO, DR Congo, Joseph Kabila, Congo wars, Paul Kagame, UN peacekeepers, CNN, Humanitarian intervention

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Special Issue: 25 Years Since the World Conference Against Racism in Durban: A Reckoning and the Struggles Ahead

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Coercive Relations in Africa: From the IMF to Türkiye, UAE and the Rest 

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Special Issue: Moving Beyond Patriarchy, Gender and Masculinity

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Jason Arday, Drongo Company and More: White Supremacy, Turkey, and Imperial Competition in Africa

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Africa Beyond Illusions: Transforming and Liberating a Continent.

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From Haiti to Somalia: Language, Football, and Enduring Colonial Logics

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The World's First Trillionaire: Global Africa, Financial Capitalism, and Neocolonial Struggles

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Special Issue on African Liberation Vol I and Vol II

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Neocolonialism and Struggles for African Sovereignty 

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Reparative and Democratic Struggles amid Militarism and Capitalist Crises

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US Imperialism and its Denouement

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Borders Against Brothers: Intra-African Xenophobia and the Failure of the African Union's Free Movement Law
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A Ruling Class that Fears the Reckoning: Jamaica and Reparative Justice
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The Inhumane Treatment of Migrants: The Long Durée of Colonial Violence in the UK and Europe
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