August 2009
AERIAL PHOTOS REVEAL LOGGERS INSIDE UNCONTACTED INDIANS’ TERRITORY
Hundreds Demonstrate in Germany
Against Right-Wing Extremists
July 2009
U.S. African Chamber of Commerce Congratulates President Obama for Visiting Africa
May 2006
DISEASE STRIKES 16% OF ISOLATED ANDAMAN TRIBE
June 2005
DE BEERS CELEBRITY STORE OPENING LOSES ITS SPARKLE
- BUSHMEN URGE AMERICANS TO BOYCOTT DE BEERS
BOTSWANA: ACADEMIC DEPORTED FOR LINKS WITH SURVIVAL
BOTSWANA: GOVERNMENT LIES ON BUSHMAN HUNTING EXPOSED
Did the Bush Administration "Fix Policy"
as Outlined in UK's Downing Street Memo?
May 2005
BRAZIL: UNCONTACTED INDIANS FACE GENOCIDE
March 2005
SURVIVAL LAUNCHES BOTSWANA BOYCOTT AT WORLD TOURISM
FAIR
CHARGES SERVED AGAINST VANUNU: A SHAMEFUL ATTEMPT
TO SILENCE WHISTLEBLOWER
THE GLOBAL AFRIKAN CONGRESS ASKS: WHERE IS REPARATIONS
FOR CANADIANS OF AFRIKAN DESCENT REPRESENTED IN THE BUDGET?
February 2005
NO HAPPY ANNIVERSARY FOR BUSHMEN
PARAGUAY: CONGRESS TO DECIDE FATE OF UNCONTACTED
TRIBE
10 Ways You Can Help Africa
BOTSWANA CLAMPS DOWN ON FREEDOM OF SPEECH - EMINENT
ACADEMIC TO BE EXPELLED FROM BOTSWANA
BOTSWANA'S PRESIDENT PREJUDGES BUSHMAN COURT CASE
Archbishop Tutu Visits New York City
THREE-YEAR EVICTION ANNIVERSARY: BUSHMEN FIGHT BACK
AS BOTSWANA'S PR EFFORTS FLOUNDER
JAPAN
AIRLINES TERMINATES BLACK PILOT FOR REPORTING THAT ANOTHER PILOT WAS FLYING
INCAPACITATED
HAWKS AND 'REALISTS' BATTLE
FOR UPPER HAND IN BUSH SECOND TERM
TROOPS ATTACK NIGERIAN YOUTHS HOLDING
U.S. OIL TERMINAL, INJURIES REPORTED
BOTSWANA THREE YEARS ON: PERSECUTION INTENSIFIES
WORLD FINANCE MINISTERS MOVE
MANDELA'S WAY - A LITTLE - ON DEBT
January 2005
FINANCE: BANKS AROUND WORLD
DUMP SLUMPING DOLLAR FOR THE EURO
IRAQ: NERVOUS CITIZENS ASK
- VOTE WHERE, HOW, FOR WHOM - AND WHY?
TSUNAMI IMPACT: CARIBBEAN NATIONS
TO EXPAND WARNING SYSTEMS
NIGERIAN CITY BATTLES MOUNTAINS OF GARBAGE
EUROPEAN UNION BRUSHES U.S.
OBJECTIONS ASIDE, WILL SELL ARMS TO CHINA
KIRKUK AT THE CROSSROADS AS
EXPELLED KURDS RETURN
EXPOSED: BOTSWANA USED DYING FATHER TO EVICT SONS
EDUCATION-KENYA: THE NEXT GOAL
- UNIVERSAL SECONDARY SCHOOLING
DEVELOPMENT-KENYA: "DRASTIC
ACTIONS" NEEDED TO REACH U.N. GOALS
RIGHTS-BENIN: STEPPING UP THE
FIGHT AGAINST FEMALE CIRCUMCISION
LOOMING ELECTION BEGINS TO
WORRY REGIONAL LEADERS
SIERRA LEONE: WAR CRIMES TRIALS
ARE OPENING OLD WOUNDS
FORMER GOVERNOR GEORGE RYAN HAS BEEN NOMINATED FOR
THE 2005 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
BUSHMEN TO CONCLUDE EVIDENCE AS HISTORIC CASE RESUMES
RIGHTS: JUDGING THE MOSTLY
WHITE JUDGES OF SOUTH AFRICA
AUSTRALIA: GUANTANAMO DETAINEE
WEIGHS LEGAL ACTION
RIGHTS: RIGHTS WATCH HIGHLY CRITICAL OF U.S. AND SUDAN
New
Members Join Africare Board of Directors
POLITICS-SUDAN: PEACE DEAL
EVOKES PRAISE - AND SKEPTICISM
GIVE PEACE A CHANCE COALITION TO LEAD AFRICAN-AMERICAN
FACT-FINDING DELEGATION TO SUDAN
ANDAMAN ISLAND TRIBE MOVED TO CAPITAL
CORRUPTION: KENYA GRAPPLES
WITH TWO MAJOR SCANDALS
TSUNAMI-RELIEF: MALAYSIANS ACCUSED OF PLAYING POLITICS
WITH AID
TSUNAMI RELIEF: ANNAN FEARS NOT ALL AID PLEDGES
WILL BE KEPT
POLITICS-SUDAN: REGIME AND REBELS SIGN A 'PERMANENT'
CEASEFIRE
December 2004
ZAMBIA: POVERTY AND AIDS BEHIND THE
GROWING RANKS OF HOMELESS KIDS
DEVELOPMENT: 'DONOR FATIGUE'
LEAVES MILLIONS HUNGRY IN AFRICA
August 2004
Africa Action, TransAfrica Forum Lead
"Day of Action", Protest at Sudan Embassy
BUSHMEN START USA
TOUR WITH HOLLYWOOD AMNESTY EVENT
February 2003
JACKSON
URGES INSPECTIONS TO CONTINUE
September 2002
LIBERIA:
AMERICA'S STEPCHILD: THE UNTOLD STORY OFAMERICA'S AFRICAN PROGENY
August 2002
Death
by Stoning Upheld in the Case of Nigerian Woman Amina Lawal
May 2002
U.S.
is shooting itself in the foot on human rights, says watchdog group
LURD
WANTS PEACE BUT INSISTS ON TAYLOR'S EXIT
December 2001
South
Africa, China to sign nuclear energy pact
October 2001
Jamaica:
Film on police killings sparks backlash from officials
UN
leader seeks roots of terror
Amnesty
International Death Penalty Opponent to Receive Abolitionist of the Year
Award
SOUTH
AFRICA: A NEW BLOW-UP OVER AIDS AND ANTI-AIDS DRUGS
Haiti
leader criticized by the poor
January 2001
GHANA SCHOLAR CRITICIZES U.S. BUSH
APPOINTMENTS
May 2000
STARVATION
IN ETHIOPIA, HELP SLOWLY ARRIVING, DEATH TOLL CANNOT BE DETERMINED
April 2000
Hate
Groups
CONTEH,
EARTHQUAKES, TEAM UP WITH RED CROSS TO PROVIDE AID FOR WAR-TORN SIERRA
LEONE
November 1999
March
on Shell Oil Company is Set
October 1999
Reparations
and Human Rights Summit in New York
Prime
Minister tells Diaspora, Take leadership in fight against crime and violence
Zimbabwe's
President Mugabe Detained on Charges of Torture by Gay Rights Protesters
July 1999
Sierra
Leone in need of medical supplies
United
States To Receive First On-Land Middle Passage Monument
June 1999
Nigeria's
march to civilian democracy is a fairly intricate game
Slavery
Memorial
United
Airlines Pilot Becomes First African-American Female Captain in Commercial
Aviation
April 1999
The
Civilianizing of African Soldiers into Presidents
Woyaa!
delivers Free Business Web Hosting for African Organizations
March 1999
Police
Harassment in Britain
U.S.
Keeps Silent About Persecution of Ethnic Chinese in Indonesia
December 1998
Author
Of Bonded Thru Injustice On A Collision Course With History
November 1998
Slippery
Myths and the Nigerian Crisis
September 1998
Uganda
loser in new East Africa pact
June
1998
Newspapers
May Abandon Diversity Goals
April
1998
African
American Leaders Praise President Clinton on Historic Visit to Six African
Countries
March
1998
The
Opportunity of the New Africa
February 1998
Reno
Withholds Report on CIA and Drugs
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