Although in the early 1990’s African countries opened to the ideas of multipartism and civil liberties, authoritarian regimes have persisted and remained a part of African political culture. However, today’s African youth, including the diaspora, is more committed than ever to changing the narratives. Thus, Africans residing in the United States, believed that it is necessary to set up a permanent, viable and lasting structure of reflection, consultation, and communication for the promotion of universal democratic values in Africa.
The idea quickly drew the attention and interest of young people from various African countries residing in the United States. Therefore, after consultation and aware of the need to set up a permanent framework that contributes to the socio-economic development of African countries, it is created in the state of Indiana a non-profit organization that is secular and of public interest called DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS FOR AFRICA Corp. In its mission, DHR Africa aims to advocate, inform, advise, guide, coach, assist and support on issues related to good governance, social justice, economic parity, quality education and equal rights in African countries.
ALL PROFITS WILL GO TOWARDS PROJECT FUNDING AND OPERATIONS.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is D.H.R. Africa?
D.H.R. Africa is a non-profit founded by the African diaspora in the U.S.A. to advocate for moral values and equal opportunity in African countries.
Do you only help places in Africa?
As of now our core focus is on Africa, but as we travel the world to build a united network of resources, we will be highly attentive of all societal situations and relations abroad.
Do you offer education help?
Yes! We understand the importance of quality education, without it the shell of total equal rights would remain fragile and the prosperity of our children's future will become grim. D.H.R.A. does and will support bettering education.
