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Belfast: Thousands denounce violence at anti-racism rally
Protesters condemned the scenes of anti-immigrant violence seen earlier in the week, which were in response to an alleged knife attack by a Sudanese refugee.
Governments at Bonn must act on climate commitments
States attending the June Climate Meetings next week in Bonn, Germany must use the talks to turn climate commitments into a concrete actionable rights-centric agenda for November’s COP31, Amnesty International said today. What happens in Bonn matters because it will shape the negotiations, priorities and
The Role of the ‘African Diaspora’ in West African and Sahelian Security
For years, the headlines coming out of the West African sub-region and the Sahel have remained tragically consistent: escalating insurgencies, military coups, and a humanitarian
Gates Cambridge: Impact in human rights
Many Gates Cambridge Scholars have worked in the field of human rights, from international to environmental rights. Gates Cambridge Scholars have had a big impact
Diaspora Commission reconnecting global African community | The Guardian Nigeria News
Abike Dabiri-Erewa PHOTO: TOLANI ALLI Abike Dabiri-Erewa PHOTO: TOLANI ALLI Finally, the first democratically enacted Bill (Diaspora Commission Establishment Act 2017) on Nigeria’s diaspora policy
Nigeria scraps notorious police unit amid abuse allegations
A viral video showing a pleading suspect shot by a plainclothes officer in Nigeria‘s Delta State — who later died in custody — has reignited
An Outward Sign Of An Inward Grace: African Diaspora Religious Identities ‘As’ Development
In a new journal article Edward Ademolu presents his study of Christian and Muslim Nigerians in London, their Africa-bound philanthropic giving, and what this means
Conservation efforts bring cautious hope for African rhinos – IUCN Red List
Between 2012 and 2018, the Black Rhino (Diceros bicornis) population across Africa has grown at a modest annual rate of 2.5% from an estimated 4,845 to
International legal and human rights organizations condemn the Tunisian Authorities’ escalating attacks on the legal profession, the independence of the judiciary and civil society
40 organizations, including bar associations, lawyers’ groups, judges’ associations and human rights organizations, condemn the Tunisian authorities’ escalating and systematic campaign of intimidation, obstruction and
South Africa accused of failing to crack down on anti-immigrant violence
Several African countries are repatriating their citizens from South Africa following weeks of xenophobic attacks on black migrants. The vigilante violence has drawn international condemnation, with