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This report shows that the regulation of African women's bodies is a deliberate structure that lacks accountability and connects colonial rule, postcolonial state-building, and the systems that govern gender, sexuality, and migration today. Across Kenya, Namibia, Germany, and the United Kingdom, African women continue to live within institutions shaped by a long history in which their bodies were managed, judged, and controlled rather than recognized as politically meaningful.
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AfaRise Fellows are bold and audacious visionaries engaged in projects tied to decoloniality, racial justice and reparations based in Africa and Europe.
In 2024, our work across Africa and Europe involved centering the communities whose experiences of racial injustice and historical harm are too often ignored. We endeavoured to make their demands …
Audience de règlement de la procédure - Chambre du conseil du Tribunal de première instance de Bruxelles, 20 janvier 2026
Procedural Review Hearing - Pre-Trial Chamber of the Brussels Court of First Instance, 20 January 2026
How to End a System of Domination Through Climate Reparations?
Season III Episode 5 - Fadhel Kaboub
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