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6th International semminar PAN-AFRIKAN REPARATIONS IN EUROPE- PARCOE

6th International semminar 
 PAN-AFRIKAN  REPARATIONS COALITION IN EUROPE- PARCOE Spain


REPARATION AS UNIVERSAL JUSTICE
reparación como justicia universal

 29th noviembre 2014

Presentation 

Dear comrades, brothers and sisters, friendss and enemies
Receive a fraternal greeting, accompanied by my sincere wishes welfare of your families together.

On February 17th, 2010, the Spanish Parliament passed the official Resolution on reparation, recognition of the Black community aka PNL under slavery, apartheid, colonialism and racism (negrophobia/ Afriphobia). This is the greatest achievement in the history of Spain therefore urges the government to implement affirmative action policies’. Since that we launched the International Symposium of Experts, Abolition of Slavery and Trafficking: Colonialism, Apartheid and Racism Negrophobia. Four year after, different governments have not met this legislative framework.

The main focus of discussion shall be “reparation as universal justice” during the CARECOM General Assembly after millions of struggle by grassroot  black organization is scheduled to formally proclaim REPARATIONS ON an ‘International Decade for People of African Descent’ commencing 1st January 2015. Most afroeuropean like other people in the Spain do not know how this CARECOM Declaration came about and how it is going to impact on their lives. In Europe and Spain particularly, the Black community still lives in the worst poverty, exclusion, denial and institutional violence rates. For that reason several PARCOE member associations built "the Spanish Commission on Black Reparation" as working group, space of Garveyite convergence, Maroon and Afrocentric by and for the reparation, assigned to the Senate of Spain.

 for us reparation is not a secret group of enlightened experts and Negroes intellectuals, isolated from the African/latino community  encased in a luxurious Hotel in   Geneva Swiss but when the police killed 15 black immigrants in Ceuta, Peakahn, Sandenis, Baltmer, Amadora, Bahia, Cali, Durban, Matongee: they are unable to open their mouths to denounce it. As  commission we agrees that Reparation is a struggle for Universal Justice and a Social community grassroots Movement for Afrikan Unity, peace , love  and self-determination.

Our epistemology is that Durban and PNL took place because we fought and we force international body SEGIB, AU, OAS, EU to sit and declare slavery less a crime of humanity. Afrikans governments can not do what we can do, and we must not expect anything of our governments. How little we have progressed from Durban 2001 to Madrid PNL has been the strength and efforts of grassroots organizations. So that as the mayor Chokwe Lumumba said, we have the responsibility to push the process. This is an historical process that gives continuity to our historical struggle from Benkhos, Zumbi, Nanny, Garvey and Nkrumah against slavery, colonialism, and now immigration, apartheid and concentration Camps CIES as crimes against humanity. Thus arises: Pan-Afrikans in reparations coalition conference Europe 2014-Madrid Spain from 4th-5th October.

The event comes as part of the historic declaration of CARICOM, requiring EU reparations and the successful march for reparation and against monuments and streets named of criminals and other slavers, taken place in Barcelona by the Pan-Afrikanist Federation. The seminar will address the reparation process in the European Union (UK, Italy, Spain, France, Portugal and Germany) with special emphasis on the Spanish process. It is not an intellectual event which speaks on black slavery in third person, or distant geographically equidistant without attaching this past reality shows to oppression of Afrikan immigrants in massacres as Ceuta and Melilla or CIES. It is therefore an area of commitment and sense of belonging for the conceptualization, of the causes, Black dignity, Afrikan descendent memory and Afro-European process.
The keynote speaker: Dr Mrs Esther Stanford-Xosei an illustrious representative of the National Afrikan People Parliament in the UK, and Co-Vice President of the Pan-Afrikan Reparations Coalition in Europe (PARCOE) others  universities such Complutense, Miami Florida,UCLA California, Brasilia , Coimbra  and another Historical Spanish expert.

With this International seminar dedicate for activists, intellectuals, artists, NGO, immigrants, refugees and leaders of the african Latinoamericana community rising for more responsibility between Afrikans needed to provide more continuity for Afrocentric conscience. The conclusions of the seminar will be delivered to the Commission on development of PNL Black community, the new Spanish king and the Senate and parliament of Spain.
 This is the best event who continues the tremendous work done to recovery of historical Black memory, political visibility and empowerment of our community in Spain, since the reparation and development PNL, the 2001 Durban agreement, Chincha Peru 2006 and Berlin Tribunal 2010. The day will end with an Afromusic reggae festival with the participation of the singer such Tiken Jha Facoly

The attachment  available, presented the draft program . This Special invitation to participate, support and promote the above mentioned, who often sympathize and identify some time now to the cause of Black reparation; thanking respect your timely confirmation. We call on all supporters of the Black Reparations Movement in Europe and the rest of the world to send donations and financial support this historical event to . As Cabral said the struggle continuous

Much obliged.

UHURU!!!

PARCOE Spain & Uhuru Afrika tv



PARTICIPANTS

 Dr  Esther Stanford-Xosei 
( National Afrikan People Parliament in the UK, and Co-Vice President of the Pan-Afrikan Reparations Coalition in Europe (PARCOE)

Dr. Ignacio Castien 
(writer and Profesor of political science Complutense university UCM  director of master on black studies

Mrs Fatima Mevs 
(Comunity activist and international comission of  N'COBRA Miami Florida.

Tafadzwa ShakaRa Mbandaka  (Alkebu-Lan Rivalist Movement UK)

Dr. Stephen Small 
(Professor afroamerican studies UCB Berkeley  California University)

Esther Ortega 
Universidad de Santiago Compostela Spain and activist and professor

Mr Abuy Nfubea
(Pan-Africanist Movement in Spain, PARCOE Spain  and director of Uhuru Afrika tv

Dr Cristiane Ayodele II
(Pan-africna activist, Profesor Black Studdies Brasilia university )

Mr Brother King Shorty 
( Rastafarian Movement in Spain and speaker in Uhuru Afrika tv )

Dr Monedero Juan Carlos
(writer, profesor Complutense University UCM,  presenter of the television program La tuerka, and leader of the political movement podemos)

Dr Manuel Vergada
(Professor and lawyer and jurist renowned expert on memory and universal justice. Responsible legal area, foundation FIBGAR)

Mr Kemith Nkarebsa 
(Historical panafricanista-garveyist organizer  Catalunya)

Mr Hamilton Borges Wolé 
( Historical Pan-Africanist activist in Salvador de Bahia, member of Kilombo X and international comission of Marcha Nacional del Pueblo Negro contra genocidio )

Dr Fernando Barbosa Rodrigues 
(Professor Universidad autónoma Madrid UAM )

Dr Silvia Rodríguez Maeso 
(Activist and professor of universidad de Coimbra Lisbon experts on racism ans social movement )


MORE INFO: DOCUMENTS & BIBLIOGRAPHY 

DURBAN 20O01
PARCOE declaration 2005
GAC  Declaration 2003
CARECOM Declaration 2014
BERLIN DECLARATION http://tribunal-afrikakonferenz-berlin.org/en/release.htm


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