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Beitrag vom 04.02.2021

The New Humanitarian

Uganda

Dominic Ongwen and the Lord’s Resistance Army - Victim, perpetrator, or both?

Ben Parker, Senior Editor

GENEVA
Dominic Ongwen could face decades behind bars after his conviction today at the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity and war crimes – committed arguably by a victim of extreme child abuse.

Ongwen was aged about 10 when he was abducted, around 1993, by Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army, rising to become a commander in the Ugandan armed group, notorious for its abuses against civilians.

Beitrag vom 03.02.2021

Friedrich Ebert Stiftung

REDEFINING EUROPE-AFRICA RELATIONS

Robert Kappel

The European Union’s relations with the African continent are facing distinct challenges, with
the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic making it all the more evident that the prevailing asymmetry is no longer acceptable as we move into the future.

Beitrag vom 02.02.2021

The Africa Report

Advice to Africans: Don’t send your children to study in the West

By Kasirim Nwuke
(Economist with more than 25 years of experience at the national and international levels. He works and writes on economics, science, technology and innovation, and society with special focus on the digital economy.)

Beitrag vom 30.01.2021

Blick

Die Tyrannen und ihre westlichen Helfer

Afrika, Kontinent der Despoten

Sie herrschen mit Pomp und Prunk, gehen mit Blutrunst gegen ihre Gegner vor und lassen ihr Volk verhungern. Warum gerade in Afrika Diktatoren ein so leichtes Spiel haben, erklärt der äthiopische Politik-Experte Prinz Asfa Wossen Asserate (72).