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“Americans Urge Bush Over LRA”

“Americans Urge Bush Over LRA” Ugandan New Vision article about AFJN petition on northern Uganda

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AFJN Members Approve Five Resolutions at Annual Conference

AFJN members in their annual meeting discussed and approved five resolutions treating important issues concerning the people…

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Find Out More About Conflict in DRC

To learn more about the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo, please visit the following websites/organizations:

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Children are Targets of Violence in Northern Uganda

People of Uganda, a country in eastern Africa, have experienced a troubled political history. Current President Yoweri…

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“Student experiences Ugandan civil war firsthand”

“Student experiences Ugandan civil war firsthand” George Washington University Hatchet newspaper article on Uganda-CAN’s Jackie Burgess

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“Government Can End Kony War If It So Wishes”

“Government Can End Kony War If It So Wishes” Feature Op/Ed by Quaranto and Poffenberger in The New…

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“U.S. Blamed for continuing Uganda strife”

“U.S. Blamed for continuing Uganda strife”News Article in Oklahoma’s Joplin Independent

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Kony anti-war pressure group formed in the US

Kony anti-war pressure group formed in the US The Monitor

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2004 Africa Faith and Justice Annual Meeting

From October 2-3, members came together for the Annual Meeting to honor the San Egidio community for their peacemaking work in Africa.

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AFJN Press Release in Crop Choice

The Africa Faith & Justice Network, a USA-based NGO comprised of Catholic religious and social justice groups, denounced USA policies of imposing genetically modified (GM) food aid on southern African countries facing severe drought and famine.

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AFJN Published in allAfrica on the Nigerian Civil War

On August 4th, 1997, the Africa Faith and Justice Network published an article featured in allAfrica titled “Nigeria: The End Justifies the Means”

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In the News: AFJN Call to Action on the Liberian Crisis

AFJN urged action by Congress on the Liberian crises.

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