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Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari Maathai
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An evening with Flora Igoki Terah
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Dignity Campaign launch and premiere of "Poverty of Justice" film
Thu, Jan 28, 2010 Premiere of "Poverty of Justice" film and meet and greet with local anti-poverty organizations. Launch of Amnesty International Dignity Campaign in southern Alberta. Join Amnesty...
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Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences 2010: 'New Relations, New...
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With millions of Americans out of work, House Republicans are focusing in on real priorities: decimating private abortion coverage and crippling public funding for abortion, as Jessica Arons reports in...
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jhr Rights Radio: Women's movement in Kenya
floraterah.mp3jhr Montreal correspondent Adam Bemma speaks to Flora Terah, a Kenyan parliamentary candidate fighting for women's rights in Africa. Terah was attacked and tortured for being one of 200...
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jhr Rights Report #11: Bahrain, Egypt and Kenya
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jhr Rights Report #15: The International Criminal Court in Africa
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Terrorism and war in Africa: Canada's hands are not clean in this cycle of...
Monday, September 30, 2013 The 2006 U.S./Ethiopia invasion of Somalia has spiraled into ever more foreign intervention/local radicalization, which has caused a great deal of human suffering. There are...
View ArticleOur inconsistent reactions to tragedy: Charlie Hebdo, Kenya and racism
Just after 12 people were murdered at the headquarters of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, my Facebook feed was an avalanche of grief.Je Suis Charlie dominated my newsfeeds -- people expressed...
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#147notjustanumber—hashtag being used by Kenyan students to honour those...
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Closure of Somali remittance firms hurts the poor
Tuesday, May 19, 2015 Closing Somali remittance firms in Kenya in response to Al-Shabaab cuts off a pro-poor financial system and only hurts the poor. For more than two decades, on the first week of...
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Canada's contribution to British colonial violence in Kenya
Like this article? rabble is reader-supported journalism. Chip in to keep stories like these coming.Over the weekend a memorial was unveiled to victims of British colonial violence in Kenya. Paid for...
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Anjali Nayar on 'Gun Runners,' storytelling and the Global South
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The Nest Collective on 'Tuko Macho,' African voices, identity and why extreme...
The Nest Collective on 'Tuko Macho,' African voices, identity and why extreme order is surrealJim and George and I about Tuko Macho, The Nest Collective, an African generational voice, identity and...
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