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    AFECCOR Supporting Artisanal Gold Mining Communities to Access Savings and Credit

    The Artisanal Mining Women’s Empowerment Credit & Savings project, known by its French acronym AFECCOR, supports women and men in artisanal gold mining communities to access savings and credit in an effort to promote entrepreneurship and security. I…

    IMPACT

    • Artisanal Gold Mining
    • Entrepreneurship
    • Skills Development
    • Indigenous peoples--Human rights
    • Mines and mineral resources
    • Non-renewable natural resources
    16 pages

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    Hot in Law, Luke-warm in Reality: Towards an Enabling Environment for Civil Society Organisations in Kenya

    This study was conducted at a crucial moment in the domestic politics of Kenya being just months away from the 2017 General Elections. A significant proportion of the outcomes of the study were thus arguably influenced in profound ways by political …

    Kenneth Okwaroh Ochieng

    • Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
    • Youth Rights
    • Accountability
    • Civil society
    • Indigenous peoples--Human rights
    • Political development
    48 pages

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    Defining the Nation: Protest and National Identity in North Africa

    This paper takes a comparative look at Sudan, Morocco, and Algeria, at the rise of Nubian and Amazigh rights groups, and their attempts to redefine national identity. We examine: how Nubian rights groups have sparked what is being called a Kushite r…

    Hisham Aidi

    • Amazigh rights groups
    • National identity
    • Nubian rights groups
    • Cultural pluralism
    • Indigenous peoples--Human rights
    • Political development
    7 pages

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    Rights away from Home: Climate Induced Displacement of Indigenous Peoples and the Extraterritorial Application of the Kampala Convention

    In this article it is demonstrated how climate change is linked to the displacement of indigenous peoples and how their rights are threatened in Africa. The article examines the basis of the Kampala Convention, underscoring the extraterritorial natu…

    Ademola Oluborode Jegede

    • Climate Induced Displacement
    • Extraterritoriality
    • Kampala Convention
    • Climatic changes
    • Indigenous peoples--Human rights
    • Greenhouse gases
    25 pages

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