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.
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."
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
Angola, 1998-99. In Human Rights Watch World Report 1999. (Online).
Angola, 1997-98. In Human Rights Watch World Report 1998. (Online).
INCORE--Guide to Internet Sources on Conflict and Ethnicity: Angola (A joint initiative of the University of Ulster, Northern Ireland and The United Nations University, Tokyo, Japan)
A web page of links to a variety of sources on the current conflict. Last update: January 1999.
Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre: AngolaNorwegian 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.
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."
"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."
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."
United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA): ReliefWeb on Angola
Links to current or breaking news stories. The reports are compiled and archived by the OCHA's Integrated Regional Information Network (IRIN) and other news services.
"Established by the Security Council on 30 June 1997 ... MONUA was set up to assist the Angolan parties in consolidating peace and national reconciliation ..."