Human Security

We know that modern civilisation in North America was made by immigrants who kept coming over generations and took the land from the indigenous peoples.

Archbishop Munzihirwa Mwenengabo Christophe was appointed Archbishop of Bukavu (South Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo) March 24, 1994. On October 29, 1996, he was assassinated.

Media coverage of President Barack Obama's much-touted East Africa trip in July devoted ample space to his diplomatic "balancing act" of promoting U.S. interests alongside expressed concerns for democracy and human rights.

In a roundtable format, panelists will present evidence of how African wildlife is being decimated at an alarming rate—100 elephants killed per day for their ivory, and in South Africa rhinos killed by poachers, one every eight hours.

IN THE DEVIL’S GARDEN

Tens of thousands of Western Sahara’s indigenous population, the Saharawis, fled the advancing Moroccan army and bomber planes across the border into neighbouring Algeria.

Since the announcement of its new policy on 31 March 2015, Israel has begun to force Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers within its borders to choose between so-called “voluntary departure” and indefinite

Two years after losing their refugee status, former Rwandan refugees who fled Rwanda between 1959 and 1998 have not yet come to a satisfactory conclusion in their quest for local integration.

It was a pathetic spectacle, another black face in a high place in the person of General Lloyd J.

‘Europe Must Take Responsibility for Refugee Crisis, Which It Created!’ blared President Jacob Zuma from the front-page a few days ago. For once shower-head Zuma is right.

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is holding its tenth Ministerial Conference (MC10) in Nairobi from 15 to 18 December. This is the first of six blogs I intend to write before the conference.