(First published in AFJN's September-October Newsletter) By Bahati Jacques, Policy Analyst On October 1, 2010, the UN finally released its report (read it here) about the war crimes, crimes against humanity, major violations of international laws and possibly a...
Voice of America: In Focus Jacques Bahati, AFJN's policy Analyst take on Solutions to the D.R.Congo Crisis.
On July 27, 2010, the Africa Faith and Justice Network was one of several organizations mentioned in the article "Africa advocates to Obama: Don’t recognize Kagame’s election" for the c. Read the full article here:...
Voice of America TV, In Focus Jacques Bahati take on the Bombing in Kampala and US Policy in Africa
The April 22, 2010 article "US JPIC Committee, Oblate Students Attend JPIC, VIVAT and AFJN Meetings in Washington" in OMI USA JPIC notes that Zimbabwe Students attended AFJN meeting. Read more here: https://omiusajpic.org/topics/afjn/
Last weekend, AFJN hosted its 2010 annual meeting and conference, entitled "Justice in Africa: On Whose Terms" featuring Fr. Peter Henriot, S.J. as a keynote. Nearly 150 individuals – missionaries, students, activists, scholars, and more – from across the U.S. and...
This weekend, AFJN hosted its 2010 annual meeting and conference, entitled "Justice in Africa: On Whose Terms" featuring Fr. Peter Henriot, S.J. as a keynote. Nearly 150 individuals -missionaries, students, activists, and scholars - from across the U.S. and from...
A landlocked country located in Central Africa, the Republic of Chad is often referred to as the “Dead Heart of Africa” due to its distance from the sea and its largely desert climate. Chad is not only one of the poorest and one of the most corrupt countries in the...
On March 12, 2010, Ann Garrison noted that the Africa Faith and Justice Network was one of many organizations calling "for human rights, an end to attacks on political opposition, and a free and fair presidential campaign and election" in her article "Just what Haiti...
Voice of America: In Focus Voice of America features comments of Policy Analyst Bahati Jacques
Video: "Come Clean for Congo" Contest entry on breaking the silence in the Congo featuring AFJN staff
June 2, 2009 The persistence and the complication of wars in Africa are partially due to small arms proliferation. The consequences of small arms on African people due to international conflicts within Africa, rebel group activities, mercenary groups, and...