Good People !!!
African
People don’t understand the deep social disintegration with economic collapse
from serious vices, theft with purposeful injustices, that render pain and human
sufferings without care from corrupt political leadership practices. Where, in leaps and bounds, the conspirators
of the politically correct network, engage in destroying important fabric of
livelihood and survival including those that affected climate change. These actions are organized and executed in
private deals that are unconstitutional and therefore, are illegal.
Consequently
over a time, this practice render their ugly head pressurizing and intimidating
on innocent people, forcing the people to submit to unfavorable prescriptions
offered by the condition in such like, joblessness will find opportunity to join
organized gangs in engineered framed Rebel Groups; with others forced out of
their dwelling places and yet others are conditionally forced to engage in
unfavorable dismembering of body organs against their cultural values, practices
and norms. There is no alternative when
put on corner by intimidating force; whether good or bad, the people have to
succumb where there is no choice and their circumstances equally does not permit
or give them option to defend their rights.........thus in this critical
state-of-affair, the people are oppressed and are denied their obligated Rights
with social and economic freedom and liberty from living a favorable, honorable
and justified life. This amounts to
International Crime, Violation and Abuse of Rights.
The
Crime, violation and abuse in the effect of theorized plan put in effect thereby
causing people disharmony, and where
people are killed at will and or are forced out of their dwelling homes unfairly
are causes of acts against moral justice for humanity. The spanner at work by the politically
correct, make it in such a way, that the people become victims of circumstances
without their honest validated consent as, they systematically forced and formed
to be in a condition as hunted targets
that are destined for extermination under unfavorable conditions, their Lands to
be unfairly Grabbed, used as guinea pigs put on concentration camps or set to be
used as slaves for selfish greed of enriching unscrupulous political corporate
Special business interest network.
In
this prospect, the behavior amounts to injustices against humanity that are
punishable by law; and victims compensated ....... and it is because, they
emanates from Abuse and mis-use of Public, Facilities and Utilities that are
violated from abuse of public office through conflict of interest against Public
interest and mandate.
The conspiracies of the politically corrupt
network should not escape justice because they engaged in organized crimes against the innocent, and
that these are violation and abuse that are done with careful orchestrated, well
defined execution through shared engineering that are systematically and timely
executed in a compact agenda. It is not an accident but a
purposeful plan rendered through criss-cross shuttling with expenditures from
public taxpayer incurring heavy expenses made to corrupt and push people to
extreme poverty with bitter impunity to fulfill selfish greed ……..and this is
unacceptable…….
Therefore, if the government is under
democratically controlled principled rule, its service is per-mount to the
people. Let it prioritize serving the people first. The people must take the lead……consulting
with the people first for way forward before negotiating with the business
community.
The business community equal to the people,
and it must not act as a Government to the people or superior to the
people. The business community needs
must fall in harmony regulated with those of the people. When the Business Community self interest
overtakes the Government, this is when economy faces a collapse. Any business
first interest is to make gainful profit. If it is allowed to own power more
than the Government, it will use those power to overtake and control the
Government and suppress, oppress, intimidate and evade paying taxes to the
Government, thereby maximizing its profit over those of the people going beyond
margin in the balance of profit making. No Government in the world
can survive in this manner of unscrupulous special business interest invasion.
Which is why, all must play by the same set of rules...........which is why, in
every practice, there must be control for discipline, guidlines to be observed,
balancing to maintain leverage, checks and balances to avoid short-changing,
theft with unscrupulousness........
This is why, in the balance of all, Justice must take its central rule to execute just rule of law in balancing acts that protects peoples rights in fairness, and offer guidance to government facilitative engagement mutually. When the rule of law fails, it gives rise to the jungle rule which the business community with corrupt politicians loves........so it goes to intimidate its target further to gain power and amass more wealth and power in a greedy manner so to control its target.........rendering its subject the target to collapse in decay.........The law will in effect control the hostile environment to allow Human Rights Activist to stand up for peoples rights and continue to educate and empower people to know and demand their rights...........and that, people must act on informed choices.....because, knowledge is power.........and people have a right to access the knowledge, it is their human rights, freedom and Liberty for pursuit of happiness........
This is why, in the balance of all, Justice must take its central rule to execute just rule of law in balancing acts that protects peoples rights in fairness, and offer guidance to government facilitative engagement mutually. When the rule of law fails, it gives rise to the jungle rule which the business community with corrupt politicians loves........so it goes to intimidate its target further to gain power and amass more wealth and power in a greedy manner so to control its target.........rendering its subject the target to collapse in decay.........The law will in effect control the hostile environment to allow Human Rights Activist to stand up for peoples rights and continue to educate and empower people to know and demand their rights...........and that, people must act on informed choices.....because, knowledge is power.........and people have a right to access the knowledge, it is their human rights, freedom and Liberty for pursuit of happiness........
Therefore,
to balance, both the business community and the people must work collaborate and
agree to acceptable principles that work well for all on a fair mutual Plan of
Action. Both must be guided by Policy
guidelines that are the Law and no one is above the
law.
May God Bless us all to overcome human pain and sufferings and overcome the injustices of the wicked minds..........
Judy Miriga Diaspora Spokesperson May God Bless us all to overcome human pain and sufferings and overcome the injustices of the wicked minds..........
Executive Director
Confederation Council Foundation for Africa Inc.,
USA
http://socioeconomicforum50.blogspot.com
More hostile environment for human rights activists
Updated Saturday, August 17th 2013 at 12:53 GMT +3
By Philip Mwakio
“The environment in which human rights defenders operate is becoming more and more hostile, limiting space for negotiations. Those who stand up for human rights continue to pay a high price for their courage
This quote aptly captures the daily work of one Francis Auma, 35. Auma or ‘Gamba’ as he is fondly referred to in the civil society arena, is a household name in activism at the Coast.
Police harassment
He has withstood police beatings, harassment and threats to his life to help bring to light unfair and unjust human sufferings.
Recently, he was part of the group that featured prominently during the Occupy Parliament protests in Nairobi.
In Mombasa, he has become the public face of protests against all forms of injustice including extra-judicial killings of terror suspects, land grabbing and has several criminal charges on his head.
While growing up in the densely populated Makupa estate, Auma came face-to-face with the grim reality when unknown assailants clobbered his father, Aloice Kizito Nyando Auma to death outside his house in 1989.
“The killers have remained unknown to date. We had to grow up under the care of our hardworking mother, Alice Osea,†he says.
Today, working at the Muslim for Human Rights (Muhuri) as head of the Rapid Response Unit, Auma has led demonstrations against the Lamu port, police brutality, suffering of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia and rampant land grabbing cases in and around Mombasa, among many others.
Rapid Response Programme
Auma€'s designation is Programme officer for Muhuri’s Rapid Response Programme (RPP).
They (family) are always apprehensive. They are always in constant fear for my life,†he says.
Auma says the RPP has been on the forefront of fighting for justice at the Coast.
“This programme has been dealing with day-to-day human rights violations that have been brought to its attention. Members of the public have trusted the organisation to be at the forefront of championing their rights,†he said.
Complaints
Auma says every day, the organisation receives at least 15 different complaints of violations that need to be rapidly followed up.
“Indeed the RRP are certain that we cannot conclusively deal with all the issues that are reported as this can only be done by the State. The programme has put more emphasis on matters that are communal in nature,†Auma added.
 He describes Muhuri board chairman Munir Mazrui and Chief Executive officer Hussein Khalid as his role models and also admires South African politician Julius Malema who was expelled from the African National Congress for advocating for a land grab policy against minority whites.
“The environment in which human rights defenders operate is becoming more and more hostile, limiting space for negotiations. Those who stand up for human rights continue to pay a high price for their courage
This quote aptly captures the daily work of one Francis Auma, 35. Auma or ‘Gamba’ as he is fondly referred to in the civil society arena, is a household name in activism at the Coast.
Police harassment
He has withstood police beatings, harassment and threats to his life to help bring to light unfair and unjust human sufferings.
Recently, he was part of the group that featured prominently during the Occupy Parliament protests in Nairobi.
In Mombasa, he has become the public face of protests against all forms of injustice including extra-judicial killings of terror suspects, land grabbing and has several criminal charges on his head.
While growing up in the densely populated Makupa estate, Auma came face-to-face with the grim reality when unknown assailants clobbered his father, Aloice Kizito Nyando Auma to death outside his house in 1989.
“The killers have remained unknown to date. We had to grow up under the care of our hardworking mother, Alice Osea,†he says.
Today, working at the Muslim for Human Rights (Muhuri) as head of the Rapid Response Unit, Auma has led demonstrations against the Lamu port, police brutality, suffering of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia and rampant land grabbing cases in and around Mombasa, among many others.
Rapid Response Programme
Auma€'s designation is Programme officer for Muhuri’s Rapid Response Programme (RPP).
They (family) are always apprehensive. They are always in constant fear for my life,†he says.
Auma says the RPP has been on the forefront of fighting for justice at the Coast.
“This programme has been dealing with day-to-day human rights violations that have been brought to its attention. Members of the public have trusted the organisation to be at the forefront of championing their rights,†he said.
Complaints
Auma says every day, the organisation receives at least 15 different complaints of violations that need to be rapidly followed up.
“Indeed the RRP are certain that we cannot conclusively deal with all the issues that are reported as this can only be done by the State. The programme has put more emphasis on matters that are communal in nature,†Auma added.
 He describes Muhuri board chairman Munir Mazrui and Chief Executive officer Hussein Khalid as his role models and also admires South African politician Julius Malema who was expelled from the African National Congress for advocating for a land grab policy against minority whites.
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