Mr. Nanjakululu J. Wasai, the ACORD Policy and Advocacy Officer, has urged the East African Community comprising of Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Burundi to use TRIPS flexibilities as enshrined in the WTO 2001 Doha declaration to ease access to HIV treatment in the region.
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(Press Release)—Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and Independent Advocacy Project (IAP) have called on the African Union and all African governments, including Nigeria and South Africa to act immediately to demand that the Sudanese government, armed groups and Janjawid militia in Darfur and eastern Chad to halt attacks against civilians and humanitarian agencies.
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The African Union has created a web page dedicated to information on the Economic Partnership Agreements being negotiated by the European Commission with six groups of African, Caribbean and Pacific countries. Documentation including the Nairobi Declaration and the Ministerial Declaration on EPAs can be downloaded at the site: http://www.africa-union.org/root/au/AUC/Departments/TI/EPA/epa.htm.
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AfriMAP has launched a report on the conduct of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) process in Ghana (AfriMAP_APRM_Ghana_EN.pdf), and in particular the extent to which the process involved the real participation of civil society and the wider society, along with a report on the first phase of the APRM process in Mauritius (AfriMAP_APRM_Mauritius_EN.pdf), prepared by Sheila Bunwaree of the University of Mauritius.
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