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Africa’s Waning Waters: Dispute over the Nile
With populations booming throughout Africa and water sources already strained
The Sudan Elections: Endeavoring Democracy in a Most Undemocratic Environment
A prominent belief amongst African leaders today is that the
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): MONUC’s Impending Withdrawal
In approximately one month, the mandate of the United Nations’
IIJD Call for Action: Niger Must Return to Democracy
Last August 2009, The International Institute for Justice and Development
Media Restrictions in Zimbabwe: The Path to Free and Fair Access
Since achieving independence from colonial powers, African nations have struggled
IIJD Call for Action: Crisis in Somalia
The IIJD has responded to the crisis in Somalia with
IIJD Call for Action: Fatou Jaw Manneh Remains in Gambia
UPDATED: The IIJD continues its call for action to release
ICSAA: The State of Affairs of Africa
The goal of the International Conference on the State of
Niger: A Coup Pour L’Etat?
On February 18, 2010, Africa experienced yet another coup d’état,
Nelson Mandela’s South Africa: 20 years later
In 1994, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela became the first democratically elected
IIJD Call for Action: Niger Fragile Democracy at Stake
The International Institute for Justice and Development (IIJD), Inc. calls
Ellen Johnson speaks at ICSAA
The President of Liberia, her Excellency Ellen Jonhson Sirleaf talks
Call for Action: Stop Kenyan Crisis Before it’s too Late
The IIJD calls upon the United Nations and the international
IIJD Call for Action: Crisis in Somalia
The IIJD has responded to the crisis in Somalia with
IIJD Call for Action: The Central African Republic on the Verge of Collapse
The IIJD calls upon the United Nations and the international
IIJD Call for Action: Fatou Jaw Manneh Remains in Gambia
UPDATED: The IIJD continues its call for action to release
ICSAA: The State of Affairs of Africa
The goal of the International Conference on the State of
IIJD Call for Action: Crisis in Guinea
The IIJD has been closely monitoring the situation in Guinea