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Africa: A Continent in Crisis? »Africa: A Continent in Crisis?Africa: A Continent in Crisis?☜Plotting the arguments relating to those issues which should be addressed (and how) in order to restore Africas position (and that of its people) as an equal amongst nations.☜F1CEB7

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What Issues Defines Africa's Crisis? (AFR) »What Issues Defines Africa's Crisis? (AFR)What Issues Defines Africa's Crisis? (AFR)☜What existing issues would you identify as those that are creating the intensely difficult period Africa and its people are now going through?☜FFB597

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Africa's Humanitarian Crisis (AFR) »Africa's Humanitarian Crisis (AFR)Africa's Humanitarian Crisis (AFR)☜Issues of human rights violations across the continent have been a major obstacle to the advancement of the continent and its people. The issue of human rights of Africans must be recognized as universally valid and on the same level as the more accepted political, cultural and social rights.☜59C6EF

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Rape, Sexual and Gender based ViolenceRape, Sexual and Gender based Violence☜☜D3B8AB

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Female Genital Mutilation - FGM (AFR) »Female Genital Mutilation - FGM (AFR)Female Genital Mutilation - FGM (AFR)☜This practice is recognized, internationally, as a violation of the human rights of girls and women, highlights the inequality between the sexes, and the level of discrimination against women in some traditional societies.☜D3B8AB

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Link[1] Women's Human Rights in Africa: Beyond The Debate Over The Universality or Relativity of Human Rights.

Author: Diana J. Fox
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Cited by: Earl Burrowes, Sr. 8:02 AM 9 February 2009 GMT
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http://web.africa.ufl.edu/asq/v2/v2i3a2.htm

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The African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, adopted in 1986, underscores for many the tension between individual human rights and group or peoples' rights. In the relativist view, the sanctity of the extended family in Africa undermines the legitimacy of individual rights, viewed as a western import. Other human rights instruments too, such as the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), adopted by the General Assembly in 1993, privileges an independent, free woman.

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Entered by:- Earl Burrowes, Sr.
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Entry date (GMT): 2/9/2009 7:46:00 AM
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