Aframglobal Organization Inc. is recognized as a non-profit tax exempt 501 (c) (3) organization by United States Internal Revenue Services. The advisors are  American citizens, African expatriates, Asylees, and refugees currently residing in the United States, Canada,The Republic of Guinea West Africa, France, and Holland. The advisors and participants are knowledgeable of West African cultures, language, traditions, and conditions. We provide valuable knowledge, concern for, and commitment to, human rights, participatory democracy, social justice, and community-based change.

Our Focus : The Republic of Guinea, West Africa .

The country https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html

 We realize that free speech and open debate are not common in the Republic of Guinea , placing our people in the position of being dependent upon whatever is the most popular rhetoric. This is true whether they live in urban areas or in the bush. Although Guinea is one of the richest countries in the world,  our people are among the world’s poorest and most illiterate. Although Guinea is a democratic republic, the people are least likely to have the information, desire, and/or power to participate in the country's political processes. The people are subsequently deterred from engaging in open debate that may indicate opposition to the current regime given the threat of arrest, and/or harm to oneself and/or one’s family. Voting, though it exists, is open to sabotage.  

Human rights violations in the Republic of Guinea, although the subject of articles in many countries and the focus of many NGO’s, still remains a concern. This concern is escalated as it is prepetuated from generation to generation.

We must be reminded that Human rights are dependent in part upon the people in the country. People must first know their human rights, and then must have the support networks to enable them to pursue them. This is no easy task in an environment in which those rights have been denied and/or manipulated for so long until the absence of basic human rights has become the norm rather than the exception. However, there is hope! There are many Guineans who are living abroad while maintaining valuable support networks for providing human rights, social justice, political process and related information to the families and friends in the country. They have the contact via modern technology, person to-person, and family-to-family contacts, Guinean communities abroad, and connections with a variety of NGO’s. Given the breadth and depth of Guinea family connections, this is an untapped community resource. By creating a non- government/civil society  approach to such problems the people could be strengthened beyond any particular political regime, and generations of growth and positive social action could be fostered.  Measures of success could be driven and determined from the grassroots.

Aframglobal Organization Inc. Was formed with a vision of increasing the numbers of persons in The Republic of Guinea West Africa who are knowledgeable about their Human Rights, Social Justice, and Political Process ; and subsequently increasing over time their free and informed participation in democratic process without fear of reprisal .

The Mission of Aframglobal Organization Inc . is to create a supportive linked environment in which Guineans in West Africa and those residing abroad can be empowerd through access to information to promote a free society, human rights, social justice,and participation in political process as a vehicle to beneficial social action,entrepreneurship,and health/education/welfare initiatives.

1. To bring Human Rights,Social Justice,and Political Process information to Guineans one-by-one ,family-by-family until they have the information and understanding needed to seek their human rights,social justice,and to participate actively in democratic political processes
2. To unite Guineans living abroad, with those residing in West Africa with a common goal of building human rights knowledge and action,by providing them with information and safe opportunities to dialogue and debate without fear of reprisal.
3. To provide information necesssary to create an environment of debate and Knowledgeable participation about political processes, social justice ,and human rights.
4. To create on-line think tanks to facilitate measurable increases in the dialogue with a bias towards free speech as a human right ,and to prepare Guineans with computer and phone access to take information back to their families in the bush .
5. To cooperate with, and to provide guidance/support to existing non-government organizations, local community/village groups,individuals and leaders to work towards distributing human rights information in the local languages with an understanding of local culture issues to a broader segment.
6. To create broader international understanding of issues of human rights,social justice,and political processess faced by the people in the Republic of Guinea.

1. Increase awareness of grassroots obstacles to human rights and participation in social justice ,and political processes by partcipating in workshops, seminars in other countries. Many citizens and residents of other countries do not understand the complexities of getting information into and out of Guinea, West Africa. Our strategy is designed to  provide information that will increase their understanding and support of an effective dissemination of human rights,social justice, and political process information into and out of the Country .  
2. Meet with Guinean community leaders living abroad to increase the flow of human rights information , between communities abroad with families remaining in the Guinea .
3. Participate in on-line think tanks connecting grassroot perspectives with human rights,social justice, and paticipation in political processes.
4. Provide computer and computer access to Guinean Students and concerned youth in West Africa and abroad to increase the networked flow of human rights information .
5. Write articles published in West African newspapers on issues surrounding human rights, social justice, and participation in political processes .
6. In cooperation with local Non-Government Organizations (NGO’s) promote the participation of women in local and national debates.
7. Communicate Guinean human rights ,social justice,and political processess issues to the world .
8. Maintain data/information on the impact of this approach to increasing awareness and participation in political processes on the changes in human rights as reported by Guineans in West Africa and abroad .
9. Develop affiliations with NGO’s in, or concerned with, issues in  The Republic of Guinea and provide knowledgeable culturally realistic , language appropriate consultations from a grassroot’s perspectives of the historical obstacles and drivers of successful methods to perptuattion the flow of information through Guinean families and communities.

See U.S. State Department Human Rights Report on Guinea: http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2005/c17092.htm 

LIFE : www.africa-ata.org/guinea.htm