Africans Rising Feminist Task Force Statement
Online spaces, meant to facilitate expression and innovation, have become breeding grounds for harassment, surveillance, and abuse.
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Africans Rising condemns the illegal raid on the home of Boniface Mwangi, his arrest, and detention
Africans Rising stands in solidarity with Boniface Mwangi, who was abducted at his home after an illegal raid by officers of the Kenyan Directorate of Criminal
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Statement by Africans Rising on the Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Africans Rising, a Pan-African movement committed to unity, justice, peace, and dignity, together with its members expresses profound concern over the escalating crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Africans Rising Decry the Muting of Democracy in Ghana
The violation of the human rights of protesters in Ghana has been condemned by Africans Rising. This was during a press conference organised by Africans Rising
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Alarming Escalation of State Repression in Zimbabwe Ahead of 44th SADC Summit
As part of the ongoing efforts to address the crackdown on human rights defenders, democracy activists, and opposition political members in Zimbabwe ahead of the 44th SADC Heads of State Summit,
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PRESIDENT MACKY SALL HAS NO POWER TO POSTPONE SENEGAL’S ELECTION AND CLING ON TO POWER. HIS TIME IS UP.
Africans Rising condemns the decision of President Macky Sall of Senegal to postpone the presidential election that was due to take place on February 25, 2024.
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The ICJ has a responsibility to stop the ongoing genocide in Gaza
Tomorrow, 26th January, the International Court of Justice shall announce its verdict on the request for provisional measures in the genocide case brought against Israel by South Africa.
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Africans Rising commiserates with victims of Nigeria Army bombing & condemns the act by the army as barbaric
(7th December, 2023) Africans Rising mourns with Nigerian families whose relatives were killed in the recent bomb strike in Kaduna State. The Nigerian military carried out a drone strike on its own innocent citizens who had gathered for a religious festival. This is totally irresponsible and unacceptable.
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King Charles’ “sorrow and regret” are meaningless unless they are linked with formal apology and reparations for historical crimes
Africans Rising takes note of the visit of the British Monarch, King Charles III to Kenya in his first trip to Africa since ascending the throne. In his remarks, the King is reported to have expressed his “deep regret and…
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Africans Rising applauds the people of Liberia on peaceful elections
Africans Rising would like to congratulate the people of Liberia for turning out in large numbers and particularly for their peaceful participation in the general elections.
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