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Condemning the charges against Angolan Journalist Rafael Marques de Morais and his colleague Mariano Bras Lourenco

by Jacques Bahati | Jun 22, 2017

Mr. Rafael Marques, first on the right, was indicted by the Angolan government days after receiving the NED Democracy Award.   Africa Faith & Justice Network (AFJN) unequivocally condemns the charges against Angolan Journalists Rafael Marques de Morais and...

Rafael Marques de Morais: A Courageous Anti-Corruption Activist

by Jacques Bahati | Jun 9, 2017

Photo: Rafael Marques de Morais (center) with AFJN Staff and Interns at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. On Wednesday June 7th 2017 at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) at its annual Democracy Award, honored five courageous...

Remembering Mr. Ahmed Kathrada, an anti-apartheid Advocate in South Africa

by Jacques Bahati | Apr 29, 2017

As we mourn the loss of Mr. Ahmed Kathrada, whom passed away this March, we take the time to remember his good works and devotion to end the apartheid in South Africa and the pursuit of upholding human rights and fighting against injustice. He left school at the age...

Urgent Call for action: Ask your Congressional Representatives to Preserve the Bipartisan Anti-Corruption law

by Jacques Bahati | Jan 31, 2017

The House and Senate are considering steps to get rid of an anti-corruption law which, when implemented, keeps U.S. taxpayers’ money previously used for anti-corruption programs in oil, natural gas and mineral-rich foreign nations here at home to benefit American...

Pope Francis’ Statement on the Democratic Republic of the Congo

by Jacques Bahati | Dec 22, 2016

“In the light of my recent meeting with the president and vice-president of the Episcopal Conference of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, I once more make a heartfelt appeal to all Congolese that, in this delicate moment in their story, they be artisans of...

Senator Coons statement on the Democratic Republic of the Congo

by Jacques Bahati | Dec 22, 2016

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Chris Coons (D-Del.), a member of the Foreign Relations and Appropriations Committees, released the following statement regarding the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. “I am extremely disappointed that President Joseph Kabila...

Energized at the 11th hour to save the democratic process in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

by Jacques Bahati | Dec 3, 2016

On November 29, 2016, the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission held a hearing headlined “Democracy and Human Rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.” This hearing was focused for the most part on the political crisis surrounding the end of President Joseph...

Catholic Nuns have had enough: Change the Nigeria we have into the Nigeria we want

by Jacques Bahati | Dec 1, 2016

From November 22-27, 2016, 86 sisters from about 25 Catholic women religious congregations gathered in Nigeria’s Capital City, Abuja for a training on social analysis and advocacy to enable them actively participate in the overdue and much needed transformation of...

The Democratic Process Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo

by Jacques Bahati | Oct 19, 2016

The governance of Africa’s second largest country, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), is in a political crisis because the work of organizing elections within the constitutional timeframe was not conducted. The purpose for such inaction was obviously...

Land Grab and Environmental Pollution: Long Term Consequences for Ghanaians. A Briefing to the Ghana Catholic Bishops Conference

by Jacques Bahati | Oct 13, 2016

Rev. Aniedi Okure, OP, Executive Director of the Africa Faith & Justice Network gave remarks at the Ghana Catholic Bishops Conference plenary 2016 on the theme “Reconciliation with God, Humanity and Nature in the Year of Mercy”. Rev. Aniedi called on the gathered...
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