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Remembering Pablo Dreyfus

Death of Margie Keegan, South African campaigner

Margie Keegan died on 3 May 2009 as a result of cancer. She coordinated parliamentary advocacy for IANSA member Gun Free South Africa from 1998 to 2007, when she became a Board member of the organisation. She helped maintain the organisation following the success of the nationwide gun law campaign, and worked to ensure that the laws were defended in Parliament and to ensure that the laws were implemented. She will be missed.

IANSA welcomes a new member

Amulike was born in Johannesburg in the early hours of 24 July 2008. His proud parents are Joseph Dube, (IANSA Africa Coordinator) and his wife Vunyiwe.

 

Solidarity for IANSA member whose house has burned down (January 2008)

IANSA member Charles Nasibu (right) and his wife in Oppdal (Opdalingen)

IANSA is saddened to hear of a fire in the house of Charles Nasibu, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo who has been living in Oppdal (Norway) since 2006. Charles, his wife and their six children escaped unharmed. Most of their possessions were destroyed in the fire.

 

15 August 2004

Fred Lubang
“It's important to instill the spirit of peace in young people,” says Fred Lubang, coordinator of PHILANSA, the Philippines Action Network on Small Arms.

The Philippines Daily Inquirer ran a feature article on Fred's work, click here to read it.
28 June 2004

IANSA Board member Dr. Katherine Christoffel and a colleague have published an article in the health journal Injury Prevention on the medical standards of care for gun violence prevention efforts in the United States. The paper reviews the guidelines of 14 American medical and health societies (such as the American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics) and examined areas of agreement. The authors found five consensus areas: gun access prevention, gun commerce, research, public education and patient counseling. On the basis of these findings, the authors suggest that large medical societies already agree on key approaches to prevent gun deaths and injuries. The article was published in the June 2004 edition of Injury Prevention. For more information, please contact Dr. Christoffel here.

Emile LeBrun
Netherlands

Luke Dowdney15 June 2004

Luke Dowdney, coordinator of the Viva Rio / IANSA project on Children and Youth in Organized Armed Violence (COAV), was awarded the prestigious honor Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for his work to prevent exploitation and violence against children in Brazil.

O Luke Dowdney, coordenador do projeto COAV (crianças e jovens em violência armada organizada) do Viva Rio / IANSA, recebeu umas das máximas honras do Reino Unido, o MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire), por seu trabalho na prevenção de exploração e violência de crianças e jovens no Brasil.
Jessica Galeria
IANSA Mercosur Coordinator


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UK Foreign Secretary congratulates Control Arms campaign, 15 October 2008

 

Gun Lobby Mole Exposed:

NRA Paid Spy to Infiltrate US Gun Control Groups, July 2008

 

Colombia:

 

Gun menace, Post-Courier (PNG), 12 October 2007

 

The way forward on an Arms Trade Treaty

Disarmament Times

Summer 2007

South Africa Deputy President recieves IANSA report on women and gun violence

Ms. Mlambo-Ngcuka (left) is given a  copy of the Survivors report by Gun Free South Africa member Pam Crowsley, 25 May 2007

Control Arms ads in Bahrain newspapers

April 2007

Working Together to Invest in the Future

Gun Free South Africa win award

IANSA member dies in road accident, South Africa

26 October 2006

Nigerian activist murdered

11 October 2006

Message de la Directrice de l'IANSA au nouveau réseau burundais contre les armes à feu

Global Week of Action 2006

Control Arms international film festival

IANSA member jailed in Burundi released
Press release
(GRIP, en Français - PDF)

Jordan: Small arms and human rights lectures
Jordan: Small arms and human rights lectures
Ngalim Award
Eugene Ngalim (CAMYOSFOP) received a 'Pan-African Youth Leader' prize at the Pan-African Youth Summit in Ifrane, Morocco (18-23 August 2005) for the campaign against toy weapons, firecrackers and violent films conducted by the Cameroon national disarmament network
World Conference on Injury Prevention:
Firearms injury prevention preconference

31 March – 1 April 2006
Durban, South Africa

IEPA|DES poster
Week of Action 2005

Dr Béatrice Okoko
Remembering Dr Béatrice Okoko
Casey Anderson, formerly with Americans for Gun Safety (AGS), has joined the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (CSGV) as the new director of public affairs. Casey helped shape the efforts of AGS to focus attention on gaps in enforcement of the federal firearm laws in the US and educate candidates and interest groups on gun politics. The CSGV has a new campaign to encourage the use of ballistics technology to solve gun crime. Click here for more information.
Cérémonie de lancement de l'ouvrage du Docteur Sacoura Badiane : « Les enfants aux deux bouts du fusil »
23 Juillet, Dakar (Sénégal)
Raül Romeva
IANSA member Raül Romeva has been elected to the European Parliament for Iniciativa per Catalunya - Verds (ICV), as part of the Green Group. Raül has been a researcher at the UNESCO Centre of Catalonia, at Intermon Oxfam and at the Peace Culture School of the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), where he is very active in the different Spanish campaigns on transparency and arms exports control.
Read the monthly IANSA Women's Network Bulletin, Women at Work: Preventing Gun Violence

Help us assess gender and small arms work within IANSA. Fill out this quick questionnaire

Joseph Dube
Joseph Dube is leaving Gun Free South Africa to become the Campaigns Coordinator at the South African branch of Amnesty International

Chamila Hemmathagama has joined Saferworld in London, UK as the Project Coordinator for South Asia. She was previously working at South Asia Partnership International in Colombo.

The Million Mom March, Halt the Assault, will be held on US Mother's Day (May 9).

IANSA Board member Dr Katherine Kaufer Christoffel leads a medical conference on gun injuries on 16-18 April.

South African gun control activist shot

 

 

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