AFRICANS RISING DECLARES MAY 23-29 AS AFRICAN LIBERATION WEEK
Each year, African Liberation Day is recognized on May 25th to promote unity and solidarity among African people and states.
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Awakening Our Collective Humanity through Utu-consciousness: Ending Systemic Violence Against Women – Lynching of Women Upon Accusations of Witchcraft
The four women who were killed are among hundreds of people – mostly older persons and women who have been lynched in Gusiiland (Kisii and Nyamira counties) following accusations of practicing witchcraft.
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No War, No Where! – Solidarity with Ukraine
This is a moment to take action, not of violence, but of empathy and solidarity. As we speak out against this conflict and connect with those in need
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Africans Rising Condemns the Coup by Armed Forces in Burkina Faso
“The people of Burkina Faso are tired of living under the threat of violence and they demand a political leadership that can effectively defend their human right to safe and secure living,” said Muhammed Lamin Saidykhan
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Africans Rising Stands in Solidarity with the People of Mali
“What we do not want is Mali to become the battleground for foreign forces using proxies to fight their own wars and imperilling the lives of the people and the future of the region”, Coumba Toure, Africans Rising Movement Co-coordinator
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No New Water on Earth, Only New Battlegrounds
Coumba Toure, @Kuumbati Storyteller; Movement Co-coordinator, Africans Rising; Board Chair, TrustAfrica Koni Benson, Organiser and historian at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa; Research Fellow, Blue Planet Project Meera Karunananthan, Feminist geographer, Carleton University – Canada; Co-director,…
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Africans Rising Condemns Coup in Sudan
Africans Rising Condemns the Coup in Sudan and Calls for Release of Activists and the Immediate Restoration of Democracy Africans Rising is deeply concerned about the current state in Sudan, after the government’s military unit overthrew and detained Prime Minister…
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Africans Rising Condemns the Coup in Guinea and Calls for release of Activists and Restoration of Democracy
The military unit that has taken power has announced a series of measures such as the imposition of a curfew, closure of land and air borders, dissolution of the constitution and government institutions.
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Africans Rising condamne le coup d’État en République de Guinée et appelle à la libération des activistes et au rétablissement de la démocratie
Les militaires qui ont pris le pouvoir ont annoncé une série de mesures telles que l’imposition d’un couvre-feu, la fermeture des frontières terrestres et aériennes, la dissolution de la constitution et des institutions gouvernementales.
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The Government of Uganda Must Stop Persecution of Civil Society Organizations!
In 2017, a series of office raids, bank account closures, and arrests targeted organizations such as ActionAid Uganda, Solidarity Uganda, Chapter Four, and the UHURU Institute.
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