The Economic Council of the African Union (ECOSOCC) officially launched a civil guide entitled & quot; Africa, future & quot; with the aim of highlighting the leading initiatives led by civil society organizations in Africa and diaspora in the field of justice and compensation. & nbsp;
This guide is a qualitative shift in supporting recognition of the role of civil society in Defending the rights of African peoples and enhancing their demands in historical fairness towards the violations that occurred against them, according to a press release published today, Wednesday, on the African Union website. African by algebra with damage & quot;. The initiative was announced for the first time on May 25, 2025, coinciding with the celebration of Africa Day, to embody a clear trend towards giving civil society the space for the narration of its experiences, providing solutions, and active participation in continental and international political discussions. The successful, aims to enhance the exchange of experiences between different African regions, and to build a long -term record for civil society contributions in building the future of the continent. The evidence also seeks to encourage civil society organizations to provide their projects in the areas of compensatory justice, to be a source of inspiration for repetition and expansion, and to contribute to directing public policies. In implementing the African Union’s agenda 2063, and linking continental policies to the popular reality. Throughout the years, the Secretariat has received many contributions from civil organizations that work on influential initiatives, especially those that are in line with the annual slogans of the Federation, which made the need urgent to establish a permanent and unified reference that highlights these efforts and records its impact.
