The following statement, endorsed by the undersigned organisations, was delivered to the High-Level Panel to Review the African Union on October 24th in Addis Ababa by a delegation of civil society representatives: Ms. Hakima Abbas of Fahamu’s AU Monitor Initiative, Mr. Eyob Balcha of Afroflag Youth Vision, Ms. Faiza Mohamed of Equality Now and Mr. Alioune Tine of RADDHO.
Filed under: Campaigns • Peoples' Audit of the AU
Charles Mutasa—The African Union desire to have the grassroots’ voices heard in the regional organization through its economic, social and cultural council (ECOSOCC) is likely to be frustrated and remain a mirage if the current process for civil society elections into its substantive ECOSOCC assembly goes ahead without the popularization of the institution among ordinary citizens.
Filed under: Campaigns • Peoples' Audit of the AU
AfriMAP is pleased to make this contribution to the Audit Review of the African Union (AU) on the basis of its experience over the past three years in monitoring compliance with AU treaties and standards and seeking to promote civil society engagement with AU processes and institutions.
Filed under: Campaigns • Peoples' Audit of the AU
The Peoples’ Hurricane Relief Fund would like to thank the AU Monitor for providing a platform for our organisation and the African people of the U.S to share our assessment of the performance of the African Union in terms of their outreach, support and contribution of the African Diaspora in the building of a Union Government.
Filed under: Campaigns • Peoples' Audit of the AU
Filed under: Campaigns • Peoples' Audit of the AU
Filed under: Campaigns • AU Passport
Filed under: Campaigns • AU Passport
Filed under: Campaigns • AU Passport
Filed under: Campaigns • AU Passport
Filed under: Campaigns • AU Passport
Filed under: Campaigns • AU Passport
Filed under: Campaigns
Filed under: Campaigns
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