Human Rights (34)
Real, November 2008
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- HIV/AIDS in South Africa
- human rights and human security
- HIV/AIDS and politics
- HIV/AIDS and society
- HIV/AIDS and culture
- HIV/AIDS and gender inequality
- HIV/AIDS and prisons
- HIV/AIDS and the military
- HIV/AIDS
- rural livelihoods and land
- orphans and security
- Treatment Action Campaign
- TAC
- UN and HIV/AIDS
- United Nations and HIV/AIDS
- development and HIV/AIDS
1 December 2008
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- HIV/AIDS in South Africa
- human rights and human security
- HIV/AIDS and politics
- HIV/AIDS and society
- HIV/AIDS and culture
- HIV/AIDS and gender inequality
- HIV/AIDS and prisons
- HIV/AIDS and the military
- HIV/AIDS
- rural livelihoods and land
- orphans and security
- Treatment Action Campaign
- TAC
- UN and HIV/AIDS
- United Nations and HIV/AIDS
- development and HIV/AIDS
Global Public Health, Vol. 5 No. 5, September 2010, pp. 558-560
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- HIV/AIDS in South Africa
- human rights and human security
- HIV/AIDS and politics
- HIV/AIDS and society
- HIV/AIDS and culture
- HIV/AIDS and gender inequality
- HIV/AIDS and prisons
- HIV/AIDS and the military
- HIV/AIDS
- rural livelihoods and land
- orphans and security
- Treatment Action Campaign
- TAC
- UN and HIV/AIDS
- United Nations and HIV/AIDS
- development and HIV/AIDS
The African Book Publishing Record, Vol. XXXV, 2009, no.4, p.325
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- Human rights in Africa
- development and human rights
- humanitarian intervention in Africa
- R2P in Africa
- responsibility to protect in Africa
- human rights and human security in Africa
- human rights and democratic governance in Africa
- women’s rights in Africa
- National human rights institutions
- NHRIs
- civil society and human rights
- UN and human rights
- US war on terror and human rights
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No surprise when De Klerk defends the indefensible
Written by Adekeye Adebajo
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Sep
2011
Farewell to Africa's spirited 'Earth Mother'
Written by Adekeye Adebajo
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Kenyan environmental campaigner and Nobel peace laureate Wangari Maathai died this week from cancer at the age of 71. She was born in the village of Ihithe, in the background of the cloud- covered majesty of Mount Kenya. She became conscious at an early age of the destruction of the…
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Aug
2011
Women's happiness lifts us all
Written by Elizabeth Otitodun and Antonia Porter
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Women are particularly good at building peace and creating social change. On August 9, 1956, 20 000 women marched on the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest against proposed amendments to the Urban Areas Act of 1950 — the infamous apartheid-era "pass laws" that sought to restrict where people could…
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Post-Conflict Reconstruction in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
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CCR Seminar Reports
Post-Conflict Reconstruction in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)(Seminar Report No. 36) CCR's latest seminar report is based on a policy advisory group meeting held in Cape Town, South Africa, from 19-20 April 2010. The meeting, which was held in response to a request from the Southern African Development…
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Libyan crisis raises questions over UN Security Council, writes Antonia Porter The principles underlying South Africa's foreign policy have been debated widely recently after the country's early and strong support for UN Security Council resolutions imposing sanctions on, and authorising military action against, Muammar Gaddafi's regime in Libya, after heightened…
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08
Feb
2011
Africa: from rhetoric to action
Written by Dawn Nagar and Elizabeth Otitodun
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