Secularism is a Women’s IssueAt the All-African People’s Conference, in Cairo in 1961, delegates drafted a comprehensive and radical set of resolutions on neocolonialism: “an indirect and subtle form of domination by political, economic, social, military or technical means.”
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Africa: DOCUMENT: Resolution on Neocolonialism, Cairo, 1961
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Africa was at the centre of Lenin’s work
13 February, by siawi3In contrast to the chauvinists of his era, Lenin was a consistent supporter of African independence. As such, Lenin’s legacy remains relevant for the study of Africa today. His book on Imperialism will continue to provide profound insights for both the study of African political economy and the socialist struggles of African peoples.
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AFRICOM Watch - February 2022
10 February, by siawi3Troops trained by AFRICOM have been behind nine coups d’etat on the African continent in the thirteen years of the military command’s existence.
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50e Anniversaire du Bloody Sunday
13 février, par siawi3Le Bloody Sunday, 1972 : La réponse de l’impérialisme aux demandes pacifiques de réformes démocratiques. C’est au peuple irlandais de décider de son avenir, et non à l’impérialisme, qu’il soit britannique, américain ou européen.
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Evidence directly implicates British state in Northern Ireland murders
13 February, by siawi3In a report released Jan. 13, Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland Marie Anderson said there was evidence of “collusive behavior” by some British officers in the murder of 19 people and the attempted murder of two others over a four-year period by unionist terror groups. These developments come at a time when the British government is seeking an amnesty for its armed forces, halting investigations and denying victims access to the courts and to a legitimate trial. The purpose of the amnesty is to sweep under-the-carpet British atrocities such as Derry’s Bloody Sunday and Belfast’s Ballymurphy massacres of 50 years ago.
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Suharto’s US-Backed Coup in Indonesia Supplied a Template for Worldwide Mass Murder
16 February, by siawi3Under the leadership of Sukarno, postcolonial Indonesia was an optimistic country finding its place on the world stage. Suharto’s 1965 coup drowned that experiment in blood, with US politicians and media cheering on his campaign of mass killings. “The Western capitalist democracies made it clear that they would not hold the Indonesian military accountable for these crimes.”
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Blockade Against Cuba Turns 60
21 February, by siawi3Those who were born when Kennedy, with his hidden reasons and a secret stash of cigars, signed Executive Order 3447, which decreed a total blockade on Cuba, now have grandchildren and even great-grandchildren. They will never understand how it has been possible for the U.S. to act against millions of people for so long and with so much hatred, a hatred without limits or rational explanation.
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Kenya: Worshipping other people’s gods
21 February, by siawi3Kenyan filmmaker Jim Chuchu explores the struggle between indigenous cultural practice and Pentecostal Christianity. Plurality of expression rings unfamiliar tunes within Western frames of cultural dominance that seek to atomize and discipline every aspect of personal life
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Exploring the Imperial Connections of “Humanitarianism”
21 February, by siawi3Talal Asad’s discourse enlightens us about how “humanitarianism” has been used in nuanced ways as a tool of imperialism in different phases of history.
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NATO and imperial domination
21 February, by siawi3In a detailed analysis Geoff Ryan looks back at the formation of NATO and calls for it to be dismantled. Why? Well the evidence points to it only ever being a force to impose imperialist domination around the world.
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