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Angola Politics, Conflict Resolution, and Human Rights
- Accord. (Online): From Military Peace to Social Justice? The Angolan Peace Process = Da Paz Militar á Justiça Social? O Processo de Paz Angolano. -- London, UK: Conciliation Resources, 2004.
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Africa Action formerly Africa Policy Information Center. (Washington, DC)
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AfricaFiles: Aftermath of War: Angola in Pictures by Paul Geoffrey. At Issue. (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
- This web page is a gallery of photos reflecting some of the legacies of war in Angola, originally produced for ACT--Action by Churches Together, based in Geneva, Switzerland. See also, the host site: AfricaFiles, a compilation of news and commentaries on the struggles for human rights and economic justice in Africa.
- Amnesty International on Angola--Profile & Updates (New York and Washington, DC)
- AngoNet: Rede humanitária Angolana = Angolan Humanitarian Network (2006) (Luanda, Angola)
Last update: November 2006: An archive of documents and links on Angolan humanitarian, governance, and development initiatives by NGOs and government.
- Assembleia Nacional da República de Angola--Notícias (Luanda)
- Constitution of Angola (1992) (Axel Tschentscher, International Constitutional Law, Universität Bern, Switzerland)
-- See also: Legislation -- Angola -and- Tribunal Constitucional below.
- Council on Foreign Relations on Angola (New York)
- Elections in Angola 2008
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Global Policy Forum on the UN Security Council: Sanctions in Angola, 2000-- (New York)
- A frequently-updated archive of UN documents and policy discussion papers. "A group of citizens from several countries founded the Global Policy Forum in December 1993 to monitor global policy making at the United Nations."
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Global Witness on Angola (London ; via OneWorld)
- "Global Witness focuses on areas where profits from environmental exploitation fund human rights abuses." News reports and press releases with a special interest in Angola (and Cambodia) ; sources include inter-governmental organizations, NGOs and the major western news services. -- In English or Portuguese
- GW Home Page
- All the Presidents' Men (2002)
- A Crude Awakening (1999)
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Human Rights Watch on Angola (New York & Washington, DC)
- HRW on Angola: current press releases, reports, and news
- Press release: "Angola, Doubts over free and fair elections" (August 2008)
- "'They Pushed Down the Houses': Forced Evictions and Insecure Land Tenure for Luanda's Urban Poor" (May 2007) = 'Eles Partiram as Casa': Desocupações Forçadas e Insegurança da Posse da Terra para os Pobres da Cidade de Luanda 103 pages in PDF format
- Some Transparency, No Accountability: The Use of Oil Revenue in Angola and its Impact on Human Rights. (January 2004). PDF format.
- Angola, 2002. In Human Rights Watch World Report 2003. (Online).
- Angola, 2001. In Human Rights Watch World Report 2002. (Online).
- Angola, 2000. In Human Rights Watch World Report 2001. (Online).
- Angola, 1999. In Human Rights Watch World Report 2000. (Online).
- Angola unravels: the rise and fall of the Lusaka peace process. (Online) -- New York: Human Rights Watch, 1999.
- Angola, 1998-99. In Human Rights Watch World Report 1999. (Online).
- Angola, 1997-98. In Human Rights Watch World Report 1998. (Online).
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Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre: Angola Norwegian Refugee Council (Geneva, Switzerland)
- For each country in the IDMC survey, the document collection includes an overall summary, population figures, social indicators, and some analyses.
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International Crisis Group -- Crisisweb: Angola, 2003-- (Washington, DC; Brussels, Belgium)
- ICG reports on conflict resolution and human rights in Angola since February 2003. "The ICG is an independent, non-profit, multinational organisation, with over 90 staff members on five continents, working through field-based analysis and high-level advocacy to prevent and resolve deadly conflict."
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Journal of Humanitarian Assistance: "Negotiating Humanitarian Access in Angola, 1990-2000" By Anne Richardson (Bradford University, Department of Peace Studies, Bradford, UK)
- Lexadin World Law Guide: Legislation -- Angola
(The Netherlands)
An online library of links to selected constitutional, electoral, commercial, mining, banking, environmental, and administrative laws of Angola....download documents in WORD or PDF formats.
- Lusaka Protocol on Angola, 1994 (via the United States Institute of Peace below.)
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Oxfam International: Angola's wealth: stories of war and neglect (September 2001) Oxfam International briefing paper. (London, UK)
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Partnership Africa Canada: Hard currency: the criminalized diamond economy of the Democratic Republic of Congo and its neighbours. (June 2002) By Christian Dietrich. Occasional paper; no. 4. -- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: PAC, 2002. (PDF format)
- "This report links the wars in Angola and the Congo, along with other conflicts in Central Africa, to the massive illicit trade in conflict diamonds. Concludes with recommendations for countries in Central Africa, the United Nations, the Kimberley Process and donor agencies."
- See also: Diamonds and Human
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- Other facets. (Online). -- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Partnership Africa Canada, Diamonds and Human Security Project, 2001-- (PDF format)
"...a periodic newsletter about the international effort to end diamond-related conflict."
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- Political Parties of Angola on the Internet
- Portal do Governo da República de Angola (Luanda)
-- Ministérios
- Registo Eleitoral República de Angola: Commissão Interministerial para o Processo Eleitoral (2008)
- Tribunal Constitucional da República de Angola (Luanda)
- United Nations on Angola:
- United States On Angola
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- United States. Department of State, Angola Country Report on Human Rights Practices: 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004
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United States Institute of Peace--USIP (Washington, DC)
- USIP Library: "Lusaka Protocol": Peace Agreement on Angola, Lusaka, Zambia, November 15, 1994 --and 2005 memorandum (Peace Agreements Digital Collection)
- USIP Special Report on "Managing Natural Resource Wealth, August 2006" by Jill Shankleman: Angola, Liberia, Sudan, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
- USIP Special Report Newsbyte: "Angola's deadly war: dealing with Savimbi's Hell on Earth, October 1999," by John Prendergast
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