On the second anniversary of a landmark ruling by the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights (ACHPR), Minority Rights Group International condemns the Kenyan government’s lack of commitment to ensuring justice for the Endorois people and urges the authorities to immediately restore ownership to the community of their ancestral lands around the Lake Bogoria National Reserve. Read more...
Behold the Dragon! Might it symbolise hope for China’s minorities?
Daniel Openshaw, MRG’s Research Intern, ponders on what the year of the Dragon might bring for China’s ethnic minorities and indigineous peoples. Read more...
A journey of firsts for Endorois women
Giulia di Mattia, MRG’s Programme Assistant, reports back from a trip to the African Commission in The Gambia with a group of indigenous women from Kenya. Read more...
The Boma Development Initiative in South Sudan, in partnership with MRG, has produced a new report discussing climate change and inter-community conflict over natural resources in Jonglei State, South Sudan. Download the report here.
You can also download a new report from the Center for Conflict Resolution, MRG's partner in Uganda, on preventing conflict in Karamoja, Uganda.
Minority Rights Group International (MRG) welcomes the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) ruling requiring four prominent Kenyans to stand trial for crimes against humanity following post-election violence in 2007.
MRG urges the government of Kenya to specifically protect vulnerable communities as the ICC decision may create tensions and possible reprisals. Kenyans are split along political and ethnic lines regarding the ICC case with supporters of those on trial viewing it as political intrigue. Read more...
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