South African documentary filmmaker, Arya Laloo, talks about gentrification in her Johannesburg district, Jeppestown. Laloo is co-director of the 2013 film Jeppe on a Friday. Named one of the best African films of 2013 by the U.K. Guardian newspaper.
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South African documentary filmmaker talks gentrification in JoBurg
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#RightsMedia report: #Africa ‘s #humanrights court of #justice
The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights was established in Arusha, Tanzania by the African Union (AU) to protect human rights across the continent. In its almost 10 years of existence (began in 2004) it delivered a 2009 judgment…
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#RightsMedia report: Investigative #journalist exposes shocking truth about #Tanzania
Former BBC journalist, and now executive director of Under the Same Sun Tanzania, Vicky Ntetema‘s pursuit of the truth has lead to more understanding about the killing of persons with albinism (PWA) in Tanzania. Her investigative reports shone light on…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, albinism, BBC, human rights, interview, investigation, killings, persons with albinism, PWA, Report, tanzania, under the same sun, Vicky Ntetema
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#RightsMedia report: Pursuing #justice for the #genocide victims of #Rwanda
The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) has been pursuing justice for victims of Rwanda’s genocide. The court was established in Arusha, Tanzania (site of the Arusha accords) in 1995 and has jurisdiction over genocide, crimes against humanity and war…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Arusha Accords, genocide, ICTR, ICTR spokesperson, interview, justice, Law, Report, Roland Amoussouga, Rwanda, Rwanda tribunal, UN, United Nations
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#RightsMedia report: A #Maasai #woman using #music to #heal and #educate
Rebeca Kankai is a 37-year-old Maasai woman from a small village in northern Tanzania. She began selling firewood many years ago to support her two young children. In 2008, a fire destroyed her home, killing both kids. Unwilling to give…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Arusha, Church, heal, interview, Longido, maasai, maasai culture, Maasai Women's Development Organization, Masai, music, MWEDO, Pastor Michael, Rebeca Kankai, soul, tanzania
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#RightsMedia doc: #Tanzania ‘s #renegade #opposition MP
Part 3: Godbless Lema was elected to parliament in Tanzania to represent the constituency of Arusha-Urban. Since his 2010 election, Lema has been arrested and charged several times by police, making him unable to fulfill his mandate. As an elected…
Tagged with: #RightsMedia, Africa, Arusha, CCM, Chadema, corruption, documentary, Godbless Lema, inaction, interview, member of parliament, MP, opposition party, renegade, tanzania
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