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Cultivating Justice for All Stakeholders in Rwanda

In responding to crimes it is natural to desire justice, but have you ever asked yourself what…

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Catholic Relief Services Helps Kenyans Affected by Violence

As violence erupts across Kenya following the Dec. 27 general elections, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is responding…

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Military Aid Limited to Governments Using Child Soldiers

AFJN is delighted to announce that on December 10th, Congress passed legislation that severely decreases U.S. military…

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Water for the World Resolution Introduced in House

On December 6, 2007 Representative Jan Shakowsky (D-IL) introduced the Water for the World Resolution (H.CON.RES 266)…

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Mauritania and Egypt Attend Hunger Forum

Alliance to End Hunger Leads U.S. Delegation to First Near East Forum Against Hunger   Former Congresswoman…

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Expulsion of Missionaries in Eritrea

Caught between violence in Ethiopia and Somalia and simmering turmoil in Sudan, Eritrea makes few headlines in…

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EU-Africa Summit: Where Are Human Rights?

Prime minister Gordon Brown of England refused to attend the Euro-African summit in Lisbon last weekend because…

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Hostilities Costing Africa’s Sustainable Survival

Debt, diseases and war are three major issues affecting the continent of Africa. Development is what is…

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Floods Create Havoc in Africa

  In the past three months, floods have ravaged many African nations including Ghana and Togo in…

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First HIV/AIDS drug plant to open in Uganda

A factory that will produce treatments for HIV/AIDS is set to open in Kampala, Uganda, the first…

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Ugandan President Museveni Labels Contracting HIV Treason

On September 24, President Museveni of Uganda was addressing officials from 12 Ugandan universities in Kampala when…

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Trading for Peace: Latest Research by DFID and USAID

For the past several years, AFJN has been working on issues relating to the African Great Lakes…

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AFJN Adopts Three New Focus Issues

Each year, the AFJN Staff and Board take some time to consider the major issues arising in…

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Global Climate Change, Global Effort

From September 5-7, 2007, the United Nations Department of Public Information (DPI) held its annual conference for…

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The Forgotten Victims: Children infected with HIV/AIDS

Every minute of every day a child under the age of 15 is infected with HIV. 1,400…

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Senate Passes Bill to Increase Funds To Fight HIV/AIDS Worldwide

On Thursday, September 7, 2007, the Senate voted 81-12 to approve the fiscal year 2008 Foreign Aid…

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Presidential Town Hall Meeting Africa Questionnaire

In June, the Leon H. Sullivan Foundation, AFJN, and 13 other civil society organization partners submitted a…

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In Zimbabwe, Children Affected by HIV Receive Increased Support

According to the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) 2006 Report, “the only evidence of declining…

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South Africa Continues to Falter on HIV/AIDS

South Africa has always lagged behind in its HIV/AIDS policy, despite having a greater capacity to address…

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“The Call of Christ in Africa,” Bishop Kevin Dowling Speaks in DC

Bishop Kevin Dowling, who received the Faith & Justice Award from AFJN in 2005, recently spoke in…

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