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Showing posts with label Africa Human Rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Africa Human Rights. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Amb. Sanders Discuss SouthSudan Crisis on Al Jazeera English and Nigeria's TVC-See Clips
Ambassador Robin Sanders, who served as a diplomat in Sudan when it was one Sudan, toward the end of the long civil war and work on US-Sudan policy issues as special assistant in the Africa Bureau at the State Department, and as a Director for Africa at the National Security Council at the White House discusses the current South Sudan Crisis see clips on: Aljazeera English:
https://fc.aljazeera.net/ workflow/jsp/downloadFiles.jsp; and Nigeria's Television Continental (TVC): https://youtu.be/WITBh-cLkXw
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Labels:
Africa conflicts,
Africa Human Rights,
African Union,
CEO-FEEEDS,
FEEEDS,
Human Rights,
South Sudan Crisis,
South Sudan Refugees,
United Nations
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Amb Sanders Speaks Out On One Year Anniversary of Chibok Girls Kidnapping
We all remember the news tragic new of April and May 2014 where more than 247 young school age girls were brutally kidnapped from their village of Chibok, Borno State, in Northeastern Nigeria. Sanders who was in Nigeria in May 2014 when the international community took more note of the tragedy when it was focusing on Nigeria hosting the World Economic Forum (WEF), comments that when the young women were initially abducted on April 14, 2014, more should have been done in the first 48-72 hours after the abduction to find the girls. Ambassador Sanders remarks in an anniversary interview on Al Jazeera American that the "entire international community failed these girls because more should have been done in the first 48-72 hours, not two weeks after the abduction. Sanders made similar statements in June 2014 when testifying before the House Foreign Relations Committee of the United States Congress. Her full Al Jazeera America interview can been viewed this link : http://america.aljazeera.com/ watch/shows/live-news/2015/4/ one-year-later-the-girls- abducted-by-boko-haram-are- still-not-found.html
A FEEEDS Series
A FEEEDS Series
Labels:
#BringBackOurGirls,
#chibokgirls,
Africa Human Rights,
AJAM,
FEEEDS,
Human Rights
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