Congress Resolution: Enslavement of African people today in Mauritania (Kopie)

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5th Pan-African Congress in Munich 2015

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Resolution: Enslavement of African people today in Mauritania

Munich, October 11. 2015

 

WE, participants at the 5th Pan-African Congress meeting in Munich, Germany

TAKING into consideration the absence of concrete measures to effectively eradicate the enslavement of African people in Mauritania

RECOGNIZING the right of each person to enjoy all economic, social and political rights

EXPRESSING our strong condemnation of the measures being taken against our colleague and brother, Biram Dah Abeid and all the members of the anti-slavery movement in Mauritania

TAKING COGNIZANCE of all African and international Conventions signed and ratified 
by the government of Mauritania

RECALLING all the African and international Human Rights conventions, including those dealing explicitly with the eradication of slavery and racism

 

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Press Release: 5th Pan-Africanism Congress in Munich

Pan-Africanism Working Group Munich

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Munich, October 8, 2015

 

Reclaiming African and Diasporean Voices!

 

The 5th Pan-Africanism Congress will take place in Munich, at “Das Schloss”, Schwere-Reiter-Strasse 15, 80637, on October 10 and 11.

 

Entrance free

 

Finally! Only two days from now, for the fifth time in Munich, the Pan-Africanism Congress will take place. This year’s motto is “Reclaiming African and Diasporean Voices!”.

We are very pleased to inform you that each and everyone of our invited guest speakers and artists will be present. This includes the activists-artists Sams’k Le Jah and Smockey, main protagonists of Burkina Faso’s revolution, who have been in grave danger during the military coup throughout the past weeks. There will also be a very special gueast, sponsor of our organization, Mrs. Mariam Sankara, widow of President Thomas Sankara, the father of Burkina Faso’s revolution.

International experts such as Professor Theophile Obenga from Congo, former research partner of  Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop, will utilize speeches, panel debates and film features to explore the following five key topics:

  • Science and research from an African point of view
  • Burkina Faso - a revolution of global political significance
  • SOS! Enslavement of African people today (e.g. Mauritania)
  • Looking back on the 5th Pan-Africanism Congress in Manchester 70 years ago and facing today’s challenges
  • Refugee drama: responsibilities and challenges!

 

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Press Release: 5th Pan-African Congress in Munich in 2015

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Reclaiming African and African Diasporic Voices!

 

The fifth Pan-African Congress in Munich in 2015 will take place on October 10th & 11th in “Das Schloß”, Schwere-Reiter-Str. 15, 80637 Munich.

Admission is free

The fifth Pan-African Congress will take place in Munich, this time under the slogan 
"Reclaiming African and African Diasporic Voices!"

The previous four Pan-African congresses, which took place every second year in Munich were received with positive international feedback. The slogan of this year's congress refers to the “Decade for People of African Descent” from 2015 to 2025, which was proclaimed by the United Nations and aims to bring the situation of African descended peoples more into focus. This conference aims to garner more attention for the Pan-Africanist cause. In our view, the decade is connected with political demands for participation and equality.
The Pan-Africanism Working Group, host of the Congress and member of the recently founded network ENPAD, European Network for People of African Descent, will focus on the following themes:

  • Science and Research from an African and Afro-Diasporic Perspective
  • Burkina Faso - a Revolution with International Significance
  • SOS! Present Day Slavery in Africa (e.g. Mauretania)
  • Commemoration: October 1945, Fifth Pan-African Congress in Manchester / October 2015, Seventy Years Later, Continuum of Pan-African Movement
  • SOS! Refugee Dramas: Responsibilities and Challenges

For more information regarding the aforementioned themes please see the information below.

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Pan-Africanism Working Group Munich

NGO-Alliance “No Amnesty On Genocide!”

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06-07-2015

Genocide not an issue? Office of the Federal President refuses to receive Herero and Nama Delegation in Berlin

At 10am on 06 July, shortly before the centenary of the end of German colonial rule in present-day Namibia, the NGO-alliance No Amnesty On Genocide! handed over the petition Genocide is Genocide! in the presence of a high-ranking Namibian delegation under the leadership of the OvaHerero Paramount Chief Adv. Rukoro, and Ms Ida Hoffmann, Member of Parliament and Nama representative, at the Office of the Federal President. At present, the petition has been signed by more than 2000 persons. Despite prior notification, neither the Federal President Mr Gauck, nor representatives of the Office of the Federal President were willing to receive the descendants of the genocide victims from Berlin’s city-partner Windhoek for a discussion.

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5th Pan-Africanism Congress Munich

Venue: The congress is going to take place at the “ Das Schloß”, Schwere-Reiter-Str. 15, 80637 München.

 

Motto: Reclaiming African and Diaspora Voices!

 

Topics:

1. Sciences and researches from an African perspective

2. Burkina Faso – a revolution with international significance

3. SOS! Enslavement of Africans in the presents (e.g. Mauretania)

 

 

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