13.01.2012 12:12 by Administrator AEFJN (comments: 1)
05.12.2011 15:44 by Administrator AEFJN (comments: 1)
28.10.2011 06:27 by Begoña Iñarra (comments: 0)
Read more … DR Congo Electoral campaign : Call for Urgent measures to Prevent Escalating Violence
18.05.2011 06:50 by Begoña Iñarra (comments: 2)
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Read more … Organizations fighting the proliferation of small arms in Africa
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KENYA - More than 50,000 people at risk of imminent forced eviction.pdf (47.3 kB)
100205 KENYA- Women call for Justice for Post-poll Violence Victims.doc (52.7 kB)
ion of the News from AEFJN is now online. It contains news on UN Climate Summit in Durban (big business control the negotiations, REDD+ market mechanism is criticised), on protection of biodiversity and report on land rush, on Small Arms Flows and Communities in Kenya, on the Ethno-Religious Conflict in Nigeria, on Benin’s Universal Health Insurance Plan, efavirenz and AZT regimens for HIV treatment, on Africa lying naked to Euro-American Military Offensive and on Malawi urban poor hit by slew of price increases.
The national election campaign officially started the 28th October in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), exactly one month ahead of historic presidential and legislative elections, scheduled for November 28 2011. 41 humanitarian and human rights organizations, among them AEFJN, have expressed concern about the high political tension and deteriorating security situation. They have called upon all Congolese and international actors involved to take urgent measures to prevent electoral violence, better protect civilians and ensure credible, free and fair elections.
A simple booklet for workers in health centers in Africa, with guidelines on how to ensure the quality of purchased drugs. How can we assure the quality of the medicines we are buying? What do we need to know? What precautions should we take?
To encourage the commitment of AEFJN members in Africa, towards the fight against the proliferation of small arms in the continent, AEFJN has published a booklet with the organizations working for greater control of arms in Africa.