Africa Action: Activism for Africa Since 1953
We are the oldest human rights organization focused exclusively on Africa. Today, in partnership with activists and civil society organizations throughout the United States and in Africa, Africa Action is working to change U.S. foreign policy and the policies of international institutions in order to support African struggles for peace and development.
In the Spotlight
Congressional Leaders Unveil New Legislation on Zimbabwe
July 30, 2010
Advocacy Groups Discourage Increasing U.S. Security and Counter-Terrorism Assistance to Uganda
July 26, 2010
U.S. Government Must Exert Firm Pressure on Gambian Government to Improve Human Rights Situation
July 22, 2010
Africa Action Addresses Deaths in Uganda and the Flawed War on Terror and Africa
July 15, 2010
Conference Report: Dare to Shape the Future, A Conference on Zimbabwe
July 01, 2010
July 30, 2010
Advocacy Groups Discourage Increasing U.S. Security and Counter-Terrorism Assistance to Uganda
July 26, 2010
U.S. Government Must Exert Firm Pressure on Gambian Government to Improve Human Rights Situation
July 22, 2010
Africa Action Addresses Deaths in Uganda and the Flawed War on Terror and Africa
July 15, 2010
Conference Report: Dare to Shape the Future, A Conference on Zimbabwe
July 01, 2010
Upcoming Events
Join us for the following:
08/03/10
Rwandan Elections: Implications for Peace and Stability in Rwanda and the Great Lakes Region
08/05/10
An Exit from Debt – The Need for Fair and Transparent Arbitration for Sovereign Debt in Africa and Beyond
Previous Events:
From Detroit to Dakar 2010: Review the Thematic Papers and Click here to Read the Concluding Statement
June 2010
08/03/10
Rwandan Elections: Implications for Peace and Stability in Rwanda and the Great Lakes Region
08/05/10
An Exit from Debt – The Need for Fair and Transparent Arbitration for Sovereign Debt in Africa and Beyond
Previous Events:
From Detroit to Dakar 2010: Review the Thematic Papers and Click here to Read the Concluding Statement
June 2010
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