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Fanmi Lavalas Presentation, April 6th 2024

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The unifying power of music: The American conductor Kent Nagano and his dream by Winfried Pogorzelski

Music awakens and inspires the inex- haustible creativity of man. It creates mo- ments of happiness, brings people togeth- er, and enables them to better cope with life. Across...

Fanmi Lavalas Presentation, April 6th 2024

Haiti Action Committee is honored to publish this transcript of the talk given by...

From Port-aux-Prince to Africa: Unveiling the Haitian Crisis

22 Mar 2024 – In recent past weeks, the situation in Haiti has drawn...

Horror and Hope in Haiti after 20 Years of Occupation

Haiti Action Committee - TRANSCEND Media Service 6 Apr 2024 – The immediate crisis in...

In Praise of Blood: Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front

Tags: Africa, D.R. Congo, DRC, Genocide, Paul Kagame, Rwanda   Hundreds of thousands of refugees poured into Congo after Paul Kagame seized...

CHINESE AND TURKISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES DESTROY NATIONAL PARKS AND THE LIVELIHOODS OF PEOPLE IN THE HORN AND EAST AFRICA

Indebted for many generations to come, Kenyans slowly realize that the Chinese-built, single-line Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) - dubbed the Mad(araka) Express in short...

Chronic corruption in UN resettlement process

THE UN AND REFUGEES - A NIGHTMAREUNHCR globally wastes more than one Galactic Year in the lives of refugeesIn Kenya it just got worse...

Ethiopia has taken an unexpected step towards peace with long-time enemy Eritrea By Abdi Latif Dahir

Ethiopia’s premier just made the surprise announcement that it’s going to make peace with its enemy Eritrea. In a statement made last night...

The assassination of Marielle Franco is as much about Brazil’s past as its future By Nicolò Giangrande

On 14 March 2018, the Brazilian councilwoman Marielle Franco was killed in a drive-by shooting in central Rio de Janeiro after having participated in...

Bio-piracy: the sale of Uganda’s lakes to investors

Mary Serumaga Appeared on the net on Apr 06, 2018 The fishermen of Kabarole District appear to have blown the whistle on an...

SA most unequal country in world: Poverty shows Apartheid's enduring legacy By NICO GOUS

South Africa is the most unequal country in the world. This is according to a new report by the World Bank that listed 149...

Another reason why imperialism wanted Libya overthrown

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy detained for questioning over Gaddafi loan, reminding us of another reason imperialism wanted the Libyan leader assassinated.  Seven years...

We Will Not Forget: THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF LAVALAS IN HAITI

On February 29, 2004, the constitutional government of Haiti was overthrown, bringing Haiti’s ten-year experience with democracy to a brutal end. Orchestrated by the...

Syria Conflicts Highlight Violations of Humanitarian International Law by Rene Wadlow

A recent wave of fighting in Syria, especially in the Eastern Ghouta zone near Damascus  and in Afrin, a largely...

Missing: Conflict Literacy, Peace Literacy

Missing Conflict Literacy The example is Robert Malley “10 Conflicts to Watch in 2018“, in Foreign Policy (USA) 2 Jan 2018: 1- North Korea, 2- US-Saudi-Iran...

EXPERIENCES OF DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA: REFLECTIONS ON PRACTICES OF COMMUNALIST PALAVER AS A METHOD OF RESOLVING CONTRADICTIONS

This article by Ernest Wamba Dia Wamba originally appeared in Philosophy and Social Action XI (3) 1985, and has been edited for clarity. Discussions...

Meanwhile in Uganda: Refugee scandal: OPM suspends 4 officials By ERIASA MUKIIBI SSERUNJOGI

In Summary Allegations. This comes after a UN report noted incidences of gross mismanagement, fraud and corruption in Ugandan refugees operations, among other...

“We Still Have a Choice Today: Nonviolent Coexistence or Violent Coannihilation” — MLK BY Marilyn Langlois

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s prophetic words, uttered April 4, 1967, continue to haunt and challenge us.   The wisdom, commitment to humanity, and...

Ethiopian Oromo refugees face bribes, harassment in Kenya BY Charlie Ensor/IRIN

Ethiopian Oromo refugees fleeing to Kenya to escape persecution say they are finding life on the streets of Nairobi no better than the insecurity...

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