When an African region is faced with a conflict, difficulty or danger, at the demand of its members or the Churches in Africa, AEFJN undertakes certain actions towards the European Union Institutions and the member states.

The aim of these actions is to alleviate the suffering of the population on the region in conflict, or to suport the respect of the human, socio-economic, cultural and political rights.

101201 Call for action to end decades of rebel brutality by the LRA in the Great Lakes region

101201 Call for action to end decades of rebel brutality

Recommendations for the joint assessment DR Congo and MONUSCO

Recommendations to improve the joint assessments undertaken by the the DR Congo and the MONUSCO

1011 Ask Kenya to halt forced return of Somalian Refugees

Prayer for Peace in Sudan

Change your heart, change the world - Prayer for Peace in Southern Sudan

SIGN TO STOP IMPUNITY IN RWANDA

Campaign Stop impunity in Rwanda

Demand from the U.N. the immediate and precautionary withdrawal of Paul Kagame as Co-Chair of the Promoter Group of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

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Take action today for Mr. Erlinder's immediate release

Write a letter to ask for the release of Mr. Erlinder

The facts

On May 27^th 2010, the Rwandan government arrested Professor Peter Erlinder and falsely charged him with genocide ideology. Mr. Erlinder, an International Human Rights lawyer, traveled to Rwanda to represent his client, Mrs. Victore Ingabire, a presidential candidate also accused of genocide ideology for daring to call on the Rwandan government to remember all victims of the Rwandan war.

Letter asking for an EU observation mission to the Rwandan elections

AEFJN asks Baroness Ashton to send an EU observation mission to Rwanda for the upcoming general elections on the 9th August 2010.

You can copy the letter and send it to Baroness Ashton on your name or on the name of your organization.

Letter on MONUC mission to DR Congo

You can copy the letter and send it in your name or on the name of your organization to the Minister of Foreign affairs in your country.

Write to the government of Swaziland to respect Human Rights on Activists search

More than a dozen activists in Swaziland have been harassed, threatened, ill-treated or detained by the Swaziland police since June 2010 under the 2008 Suppression of Terrorism Act. Amnesty International is not naming the activists for fear of increasing their risk. Amnesty International is concerned that these men, and several others, may be at risk of ill-treatment again if they are arrested and interrogated by the police in the coming weeks. Suggested targets and actions below.

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