Angola
World Habitat Day: Governments in Africa must end forced evictions - 5 October 2009
Governments in Africa must end the practice of forced evictions that leave hundreds of thousands homeless every year, Amnesty International said on World Habitat Day, 5 October.
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There were fewer reports of forced evictions and the government started to build social housing. Human rights violations by the police declined.
Angola: Pope should use influence to end threat of forced evictions - 20 March 2009
Amnesty International today urged Pope Benedict XVI to use his influence with the Angolan authorities to end the threat of forced evictions and fully compensate thosePope urged to address Church-linked forced evictions in Angola - 20 March 2009
From 2003 to 2006, the Angolan authorities forcibly evicted thousands of people in the Angolan capital of Luanda from land belonging to the Catholic Church.Angola bad choice to host World Habitat Day - 6 October 2008
The choice of the Angolan capital Luanda to lead the global observance of this year's World Habitat Day provoked controversy among housing and human rights organizatHuman rights violations in cities around the world - 6 October 2008
As World Habitat Day focuses on the state of the housing rights situation across the globe, here are case studies from cities in Cambodia, Brazil, Italy, Israel and AnAbove the law - police brutality in Angola - 12 September 2007
Police in Angola are responsible for persistent human rights violations, with few perpetrators ever brought to justice.
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