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Description: In English. Ajedi-Ka was founded in 1988 and was comprised of three key project areas: poverty alleviation, the environment, and child soldiers. Following the 1998 war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the organization decided to focus its attention on child soldiers, thus creating AJEDI-Ka/PES (Child Soldier Project/Projet Enfants Soldats) that same year. The website contains materials regarding projects and programs, including video and photography.
Captured 12 times between Jul 29, 2009 and Jul 19, 2012
Subject: economic, social, and cultural rights--health and healthcare--AIDS/HIV, armed conflict and persecution--child soldiers , civil and political rights--children's rights, advocacy, activism, and responses to persecution--aid and relief organizations, advocacy, activism, and responses to persecution--video advocacy
Description: In French. Association africaine de Défense des droits de l’Homme (ASADHO) is a human rights NGO in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that formed in 1991 to protest the abuses of Mobutu Sese Seko. Seko seized power in 1965, formed an authoritarian regime, instated the Popular Movement of the Revolution (MPR) as the only legal political party in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and ruled as president from 1965 to 1997. ASADHO monitors human rights, calls attention to abuses, does training, provides legal assistance, and has local chapters that organize around human rights issues. The Katanga chapter of ASADHO was instrumental in the Anvil Mining case of state murder. Contains reports, press releases, and news. Other URL in this group, http://blog.asadho.org/, is the blog of ASADHO.
Captured 2 times between Jan 31, 2012 and Jul 19, 2012
Subject: civil and political rights--women's rights, armed conflict and persecution--child soldiers , economic, social, and cultural rights--environment--mining, economic, social, and cultural rights--environment--extractive technologies, armed conflict and persecution, armed conflict and persecution--crimes againts humanity
Description: In French. Association africaine de Défense des droits de l’Homme (ASADHO) is a human rights NGO in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that formed in 1991 to protest the abuses of Mobutu Sese Seko. Seko seized power in 1965, formed an authoritarian regime, instated the Popular Movement of the Revolution (MPR) as the only legal political party in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and ruled as president from 1965 to 1997. ASADHO monitors human rights, calls attention to abuses, does training, provides legal assistance, and has local chapters that organize around human rights issues. The Katanga chapter of ASADHO was instrumental in the Anvil Mining case of state murder. Contains reports, press releases, and news. Other URL in this group, http://asadho-rdc.net/, is the main website of ASADHO.
Captured 2 times between Jan 31, 2012 and Jul 19, 2012
Subject: civil and political rights--women's rights, armed conflict and persecution--child soldiers , economic, social, and cultural rights--environment--mining, economic, social, and cultural rights--environment--extractive technologies, armed conflict and persecution, armed conflict and persecution--crimes againts humanity
Description: In English and French. Determined in 2000 according to a UN security council resolution, the UN peacekeeping force in the Democratic Republic of Congo's mandate includes facilitation of humanitarian assistance and human rights monitoring, with particular attention to vulnerable groups including women, children and demobilized child soldiers. Site contains photographs, newsletters, maps, and press releases for download, audio and video clips, and press coverage.
Captured 12 times between Apr 29, 2009 and Jul 19, 2012
Videos: 13 Videos Captured
Subject: armed conflict and persecution--paramilitaries, civil and political rights--women's rights, laws, justice, and judicial proceedings--laws and legislation, armed conflict and persecution--child soldiers , armed conflict and persecution--rape and sexual abuse, armed conflict and persecution--United Nations Peacekeeping, civil and political rights--children's rights, armed conflict and persecution--weapons--landmines and unexploded ordnance
Description: In English. Includes photos, videos, mp3s, maps, reports, hearings, press releases, newsletters and news items related to Liberian civil war that occurred from 1979-2003. Users may also upload their own photos and testimonies for the website. The TRC also works with the Liberian diaspora in the U.S. and West Africa.
Captured 23 times between Apr 29, 2009 and Jul 19, 2012
Subject: civil and political rights--women's rights, armed conflict and persecution--child soldiers , armed conflict and persecution--rape and sexual abuse, armed conflict and persecution--war crimes, laws, justice, and judicial proceedings--transitional jusice, advocacy, activism, and responses to persecution--memorials and commemoration events
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