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State of indigenous peoples in SADC |
Africa caucus briefs UN Special Rapporteur on current threats to indigenous people in southern Africa
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Countries must promote indigenous rights |
Africa Caucus highlights education and traditional livelihoods at the UN
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Botswana government at war with San |
Plan to forcibly relocate another San community
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Namibia still failing indigenous peoples |
UN report urges government to act on land, health and education
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Outcry continues after torture of San elder |
Brutal treatment shows extent of ongoing abuses
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Namibia must do more for indigenous people |
UN Special Rapporteur highlights host of concerns
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San community project wins prestigious SA award |
National Heritage Council recognises !khwa ttu San centre
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Spotlight on indigenous rights in Namibia |
First ever visit by UN Special Rapporteur to Namibia
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Indigenous leadership and values-driven development |
Almost exactly a year ago, on September 15, 2011, a young San activist named Job Morris delivered a presentation on Indigenous Leadership and San values to the Albert Luthuli Centre for Responsible Leadership at the University of Pretoria. |
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Major boost for San rights campaign in Namibia |
Launch of new coalition to promote and protect San rights
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