This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Participants in the seventh political dialogue between the African Union Commission and the Network of National African Institutions for Human Rights, held in Addis Ababa from May 7 to 9, called to strengthen the capacities of these institutions at the continent level.
This seventh political dialogue organized under the slogan: “Justice for Africans and people of African descendants by reparation: the role of national human rights institutions and the rest of human rights actors” to improve dialogue between the main actors of the continent in order to launch and maintain strategic cooperation which leads to concrete measures linked to the implementation of human rights obligations in Africa.
The president of the National Council for Human Rights and the Head of the World Alliance of National Human Rights Institutions, Amina Bouayash, confirmed in a declaration to the Arab news agency Maghreb after the closing ceremony of the works of this session, that dialogue has focused on three main axes, explaining that the first axis is linked to the definition of historical responsibilities linked to the twin, Algebra human appearance and traffic in favor of Africans.
As for the third axis, adds Ms. Bouayash, it relates to the economic ends of this justice, in particular in its association with the objectives of sustainable development of the African continent.
In this context, she stressed that among the important points that were discussed during this dialogue, the need to improve the role of national human rights institutions and the need to allow them human, logistical and financial support so that they perform their tasks as active pivot parties in this series.
She also indicated that the discussions stressed the importance of establishing a real African cultural rebirth, which was able to reconsider the historical experience of Africans in colonial times, recognize and enhance it.
It should be noted that Ms. Bouayash held, on the sidelines of her participation in this seventh political dialogue, meetings with each of the presidents of the Ethiopian National Committee for Human Rights, Burhano Adelelo, and the Ethiopian Minister of Justice, Hana Arassialasi.
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