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KILANSI KIA KABINDA
REPUBLIC OF CABINDA
Welcome to the Government of Cabinda
World Wide Web Service
The Republic of Cabinda
World Wide Web Services provides public access to information about
the Nation of Cabinda, its People, Organizations and general information
of the Country.
Since the 8th of November of 1974 a state
of up evil and war exist in Cabinda by the invasion of the unelected
MPLA regime. Cuban and marxist MPLA troops invaded in large
numbers the Nation and Country of Cabinda via Point Noire on the 11th
of November of 1974. Cabinda was a Portuguese Protectorate since the
signing of the Treaty of Simulambuco in 1885, and became known as the
Portuguese Congo. Marxist MPLA troops are still occupying
Cabinda. Some oil companies are participating along side the unelected
and unwanted invaders sponsoring with their cash the MPLA on raping
and murdering the Cabindans.
Simply put we Cabindans live in misery
because of the greed of a few Oil Company’s. The Republic of Cabinda
was never legally integrated into the new colonial patched up nation
of so called angola after the end of the portuguese
presence in 1974.
Cabinda
is not portuguese the portuguese where in Cabinda only 87 years.
The
portuguese arrived uninvited on the shores of the Cabindan Kingdoms of
N’Goyo, Kakongo and Loango in the year 1883 and 1884 during which time
they where with the mission of searching for the native Chiefs in order
to make them believe and force them into “making a treaty” where the
portuguese would protect the Kingdoms of Cabinda from other Nations. On
the 14th of July 1887 the portuguese arrived and remained in
Cabinda until the 25th of April 1974, in other words portugal
in the period of 87 years the Portuguese completely devastated the
Nation of Cabinda. Cabinda wipes its ass with the unelected MPLA
Comunist Regime, Chevron and the portuguese republic. Long live Cabinda,
Long live the Cabinda People, Long live Freedom for the Cabindan Nation
and its people!
INDEX
- SITE MAP
Padre Raul
Tati, Defensor dos Direitos do Povo Cabinda
Padre Raul Tati
O Nelson Mandela de Cabinda
Father Raul Tati
is the Nelson Mandela
of Cabinda
Father Raul Tati
remains in Prison: His crime defending the right of freedom for the Cabinda Nation
Padre
Jorge Kongo Entrevista 1
Padre
Jorge Kongo Entrevista 2
LE SERMENT
"Je jure par Dieu Tout-puissant qui, en devenant un Citoyen Cabindais,
je serai fidèle et j'aurai une vraie fidélité à
la République du Cabinda, et à son légitime Gouvernement
choisi d'après la loi Démocratique et Constitutionnelle."
LA PROMESSE
"Je donnerai ma loyauté à la République de
Cabinda et respectera ses droits et libertés. Je soutiendrai
ses valeurs démocratiques. J'observerai ses lois fidèlement
et réalisera mes devoirs et obligations comme un Citoyen Cabindais."
Exmos. Senhores,
Começa já amanhã, dia 17
de Agosto, 3ª feira, o Julgamento em Cabinda, de mais um
Activista de Direitos Humanos, detido em Fevereiro, o
Engenheiro Barnabé Paca Peso, sendo a Acusação
a mesma: Atentado contra a Segurança do Estado.
Os seus advogados são o Dr.
Arão Tempo e o Dr. Sérgio Raimundo.
Quando da sua Detenção, em
Fevereiro, foram-lhe apreendida, numa busca a sua Casa, informação
sobre Cabinda, tirada da Internet, que Levou à sua Detenção.
Relembro aqui Promenores da Sua Detenção
e os "Motivos Invocados", denunciados na altura (Denúncia
de terça,
09-03-2010) :
1. O
Engenheiro Barnabé Paca Peso Foi detido por agentes da policia
da DPIC Cabinda, que lhe exibiram um Mandado de Busca
2.
Vivia com uma sobrinha e dois filhos a quando da detencao
3.
Foram apreendidos os seguintes Documentos
Apontamentos
manuscritos sobre o Khoto Likanda, aquando da sua formacao em 2004.
Estes apontamentos foram tirados da internet por falta de impressora
Panfletos
sobre a crise na igreja Catolica
Jornais
da internet sobre s situacao em Cabinda
Uma
proposta de reconciliacao da Sociedade Civil na sequencia das
divisões surgidas aquando das ultimas eleicoes Legislativas
4.
Depois do primeiro interrogatorio, foi conduzido sob escolta policial
ate à direccao da sua empresa para nova busca.
Levaram-no em condicoes humiliantes, colocado debaixo do banco da
viatura da policia.
5.
Apos tres inerrogatorios, foi enviado para ser interrogado pelo
Procurador Provincial adjunto ;
6.
Na semana passada, instaurou-se um novo interrogatório.
Nao se sabe se foi anulado o interrogatorio feito ate ca, mas parece
que se recomecou a zero.
(Fim
do Relato da Denúncia)
Depois do que já vimos em
exemplos anteriores, com as outras Condenações dos Activistas
de DH, Dr. António Zeferino Puati (3 Anos de Prisão Efectiva), Dr.
Belchior Lanso Tati (6 Anos de Prisão Efectiva), Padre Católico
Dr. Raul Tati (5 Anos de Prisão Efectiva), Advogado Dr. Francisco
Luemba (5 Anos de Prisão Efectiva), José Benjamim Fuca (3 Anos de
Prisão Efectiva), não podemos esperar melhor sorte para Barnabé
Paca Peso.
Ao mesmo tempo, neste fim de semana, na
Secção Audio - VOA Portuguese
- Emissão Vespertina de 08/13/2010, clicando em 08/13/2010, em http://www1.voanews.com/portuguese/video-audio/ ,
poderão ouvir a Acusação, que "Só Agora Fizeram",
ao Dr. António Paca Pemba Panzo, Detido desde Abril,
Sem Acusação (Estamos em Agosto). O Julgamento deste
Activista não foi ainda Marcado.
Sobre o Dr.
António Panzo, vimos lembrar, que no Mandato de
Busca a sua Casa, vinha a indicação de: "Busca
de Material de Propaganda Hostil (Camisolas)". Não foi
encontrada nenhuma Camisola, e segundo informaçãoes dadas
na altura, apenas Relatórios de Violações de Direitos
Humanos e Comunicados de Ongs de DH, como da AI e da HRW, tendo
sido Detido, apesar de Não terem sido Encontradas as Ditas
Provas, "Camisolas".
Vimos lembrar, que as "Ditas
Camisolas", eram aquelas que foram feitas com os Rostos dos 6
Activistas de Direitos Humanos, anteriormente Detidos,
(Dr. António Zeferino Puati, Dr. Belchior Lanso Tati, Padre
Católico Dr. Raul Tati, Advogado Dr. Francisco Luemba, Engenheiro
Barnabé Paca Peso-por ordem de datas de detenções), para
uma Campanha de Apelo à sua Libertação;
Com a Detenção de António
Paca Pemba Panzo, passaram a ser 7 os Activistas de DH Detidos.
Com os melhores Cumprimentos,
A Direcção da Associação
Tratado de Simulambuco-Casa de Cabinda
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- Segue Notícia em Audio
da VOA, transcrita, sobre a Acusação ao Dr. António
Paca Pemba Panzo -
Audio - VOA Portuguese - Emissão
Vespertina de 08/13/2010 (13 de Agosto de 2010)
"Novo Activista de Direitos
Humanos Acusado de Crimes Contra a Segurança de Estado em
Cabinda".
Transcrição do Audio:
Em Cabinda, o Ministério Público
acaba de promover a Acusação contra um Activista de Direitos
Humanos, Preso em Abril último, por alegado Apoio aos Activistas
Cívicos detidos no início do ano em conecção com o ataque
contra a selecção de futebol do Togo.
O Jovem, de 32 anos, é Acusado de
Conspiração contra a Segurança do Estado, mas o início do seu
Julgamento ainda não tem a data marcada.
José Manuel Gimbi, o nosso
Colaborador em Cabinda, enviou-nos mais detalhes.
José Manuel Gimbi:
António Paca Panzo, de 32 anos de
idade, foi acusado esta 4ª feira pelo Ministério Público, em
autoria material a um Crime de Outros Actos contra a Segurança de
Estado, nos termos do artigo 26, da lei 7/78, de 28 de Maio,
"por ter pretendido organizar uma Reunião de Protesto",
à detenção de um Sacerdote, de um Advogado e de outros
Activistas Cívicos do enclave.
O Ministério Público responsabilizou
o Activista dos Direitos Humanos, "pela Confecção das
Camisolas" com os Rostos dos Padre Raul Tati, do Advogado
Francisco Luemba, do Docente Belchior Tati, de Benjamim Fuca,
Zeferino Puati e Barnabé Peso, que custaram a Prisão de 9 Jovens
que dias depois viriam a ser libertados pela Polícia de Investigação
Criminal.
A Manifestação, diz a Procuradoria
Provincial da República, perseguia assim "Subversívos
contra o Estado Angolano" e era patrocinada pelas Associações
Open Society e Omunga, que além de pedir 'Julgamento Justo aos
Detidos' tem ainda como objectivo 'Solicitar Diálogo Sincero'
para a Solução Pacífica do Problema de Cabinda.
Jornalista em Washington:
Os últimos Julgamentos de Activistas
de Direitos Humanos em Cabinda, está entre vários exemplos que
os Críticos do Governo Angolano recorrem para descrever o "Retrocesso
Democrático" em Angola.
Antigo Primeiro Ministro, Marcolino
Moco, não tem poupado Críticas à actuação do Governo quanto
à aplicação da Justiça e chega mesmo a acusar os Tribunais de
"Subordinação Política".
António
Capalandanda ouviu as Críticas de Moco:
Em Declarações à Voz da América,
Moco referiu que esperava que o Presidente de Angola, José
Eduardo dos Santos, desse continuidade às mudanças
Institucionais iniciadas em 1992 com a realização das Primeiras
Eleições multipartidárias.
Mas no entanto aumentaram as restrições
a um efectivo funcionamento de um Estado de Direito e Democrático.
No entanto, após o conflito armado, aumentou a corrupção no
Sistema Judicial e os Tribunais são cada vez mais manipulados e
influenciados de forma política, cortando deste modo toda a
Independência deste Órgão. Esta situação tem potenciado as
Violações sistemáticas dos Direitos Humanos em Angola e aumenta
o Regime Clientalista.
Diz Moco:
O Retrocesso em que isto se tornou...,
estão cada vez mais a ser retirados, estão cada vez mais
influenciados de forma Política, a não virem com certa Independência,
com certa Liberdade.
Estes recuos, segundo Marcolino Moco,
registam-se também ao nível da Liberdade de Imprensa, os
Jornalistas Privados são cada vez mais perseguidos e a Imprensa Pública
continua Partidarizada.
Um Estado tem de ser coerente. Um
Estado Democrático não vai à frente se não tiver mecanismos de
comunicação abertos ao contraditório, se não funcionar de modo
a fazer concretizar as Leis aprovadas no dia a dia, se fizer do
tipo..., proclamam-se as Liberdades, os Direitos, as Garantias
Fundamentais, mas depois contrariam-se esses Direitos.
Os alegados Donos de alguma Imprensa
Privada, que estão também alegadamente ligadas a pessoas de nível
alto do Poder, estão a comprar os próprios Instrumentos de
Comunicação que havia Privados e Independentes. E contra a Lei
de Imprensa que não permite isso, mas claro que toda a Imprensa,
associando isso à Imprensa Pública ou à Comunicação que é
Controlada , que é quase Censurada.
Jornalista em Washington:
Entretanto, a Especialista e Activista
dos Direitos Humanos Lisa Rimli, já reagiu a esta Nova Acusação
do Ministério Público Angolano em Cabinda. Ela foi entrevistada
a partir de Genebra, na Suiça.
Lisa Rimli:
Podemos dizer que tal como nos Outros
Casos já Julgados a possibilidade de haver um Julgamento justo
nessas condições está comprometido desde o início, porque como
já dissemos, o Artigo 26 é demasiado vago, demasiado genérico,
é demasiado arbitrário e como tal foi usado para Prender e
Julgar essas Pessoas sob Pretexto do ataque contra a selecção
Togolesa, em Janeiro, mas sem ligação nenhuma entre essas
pessoas que foram presas e o ataque propriamente dito.
Bom, de um lado é preciso dizer também,
que uma decisão importante, naturalmente, que se aguarda é do
Tribunal Constitucional, porque como nós e outras Organizações
pedimos que o Governo revogasse, o Artigo ao abrigo do qual essas
pessoas estão a ser Acusadas e Condenadas, que é
exactamente o Artigo 26 da Lei dos Crimes contra a Segurança do
Estado e isso consta que há um Recurso que está no Tribunal
Constitucional e isso naturalmente vai ter um impacto importante
sobre os Outros Casos.
Agora os Outros Casos, essas pessoas já
estão presas desde Janeiro, desde Fevereiro, desde Abril, há
muito tempo, portanto e também deixar agora essas pessoas esperar
até que haja uma Decisão do Tribunal Constitucional, também
talvez não seria o ideal.
Jornalista em Washington:
Nesta altura a Mobilização deve ser
no sentido de Liberar essas Pessoas, tanto mais que a Lei aplicada
nesses Julgamentos e nessas Prisões não estão em conformidade
com as disposições da Constituição Angolana.
Lisa Rimli:
THANK YOU FOR
KILLING US CABINDAS PLEASE TAKE OUR PETROL AND OUR LIVES
AND MAY YOU SENIOR
OFFICERS OF CHEVRON ROTTEN IN HELL FOR ETERNITY
Chevron Spreading
Communist and Terror worldwide
FUCK
CHEVRON GREEDY MOTHER FUCKERS
Chevron
is a company ethically and morally short sighted
The greedy mother fucker of Chevron the most
versatile oil company experts in partnership and long relations with
brutal and totalitarian regimes also operate in Myanmar (Burma) where a
evil regime exists, and in Venezuela where a Cuban Style Communist
regime is being installed, isn’t it funny that all foreign oil
companies out and Chevron is the one staying in place! Chevron No Ethics
No Decency no Nothing, Chevron is Evil.
THE MPLA ARMY ABUSES CABINDANS
The MPLA army has tried to suppress the
Flec freedom movement
The MPLA army is continuing to commit widespread abuses against civilians
in the Nation of Cabinda, a human rights group has said.
There have been numerous instances of
rape, murder and detentions in the oil-rich and Militarily occupied
Nation of Cabinda.
The MPLA army has sent thousands of troops
to subdue the Flec freedom movement, which calls for independence.
Last weekend thousands of Cabindans took
to the streets demanding autonomy.
We're talking about killings, mainly
by the armed forces but also by the police.
The fact that these abuses are still
going on shows that the situation in Cabinda has not improved.
We're talking about women and children
being raped, we're talking about putting people in jail only because
they are from Cabinda. The report called The Reign of Impunity details
a series of alleged human rights abuses, and it says the violations
are continuing.
The unelected MPLA Comunist regime was
not immediately available for comment.
Independence has widespread support from
Native and non Native Cabindan civilians, most of whom crave independence.
The Republic of Cabinda does not share
a border with the rest of Angola - it is sandwiched between Congo Brazzaville
and the Democratic Republic of Congo on Africa's west coast. Cabindans
insist they are also culturally and historically distinct.
And what is also at stake is oil, with
Cabinda's crude production accounting for almost half of Angola's total
output.
The unelected MPLA Marxist Regime with
strong ties to China, Cuba and Russia has said it wants to keep the
occupied Nation of Cabinda in the fold and it has sent thousands of
troops to try to quash the separatist rebellion.
The fact that these abuses are still
going on shows that the situation in Cabinda has not improved.
25 September 2008
Dans la nuit du 25 septembre 2008, un
commando des FAA, composé d’un ex-élément
de l’ancienne guérilla (FLEC Rénové), connue
actuellement sous le nom de «Tchicuco», et deux militaires
angolais ont pénétré à l’intérieur
de la république du Congo-Brazzaville, dans une résidence
située vers le village de NZassi dans la région du Kouilou,
et ils ont exécuté à la «Catane», le
Commandant adjoint des opérations des Forces Armées Congolaises
Unifiées (FAC Unifiée) de la zone centre et du sud du
Cabinda, Joäo-Maria Manuel Gomes, alias «Maymona»,
a informé une source de la résistance depuis le territoire
du Cabinda.
Le «Commandant Maymona» 48 ans, appartenait à un
groupe de guérilleros, ayant trouvé refuge dans le Kouilou
et détenus par les autorités congolaises à Pointe-Noire,
à la demande de l’Angola. Soumis par une intervention chirurgicale
par les médecins à Pointe-Noire, pour l’appendicite,
pendant sa période de convalescence, le détenu «Commandant
Maymona» va demander d’être transféré
dans le village de NZassi dans la région du Kouilou, près
de la frontière de Massabi, et c’est de là, qu’il
a été exécuté par le commando MPLA.
Selon la source de la résistance depuis le Cabinda, la sécurité
congolaise aurait facilité l’opération du commando
MPLA sur leur territoire national. Cette exécution apparaît
après le début de la coopération militaire entre
la républiques du Congo-Brazzaville et de l’Angola avec
des patrouilles et des opérations militaires mixtes, le long
de toute la frontière séparant le Congo-Brazzaville et
le Cabinda.
Des témoins affirment que plusieurs femmes sont régulièrement
violées, dans les villages frontaliers du Cabinda et du Congo-Brazzaville,
par ces patrouilles mixées.
Selon une autre source de la résistance Cabindaise de Massabi
au Cabinda, les responsables de l’assassinat du «Commandant
Maymona» formant le commandant angolais en république du
Congo-Brazzaville, sont des Cabindais, qui ont intégrés
les Forces Armées Angolaise (FAA) au terme de l’accord
de paix signé par l’Angola et l’ancien résistant
Antonio Bento Bembé.
Selon cette même source de la résistance, de Massabi au
Cabinda, les hommes opérationnels du commando qui ont éliminé
«Maymona», en République du Congo-Brazzaville, ont
pénétré dans la nuit du 25 septembre 2008, avec
l’appui de «Saddam», un officier de la sécurité
congolaise (DRM) qui participe aux patrouilles mixtes.
Le commando opérationnel qui était envoyé dans
lé région du Kouilou, était totalement constitué
des Cabindais: José Tchitembo Bissafi, Policarpo Mouélé
Moulélé, Pédro Chicaya Nlembiano, Augusto Wanga
et Francisco Mabiala, tous des transfuges des accords de pais signé
entre l’Angola et l’ancien résistant Antonio Bembé.
Ils sont tous, originaires des villages proches des villages de la région
du Kouilou au Congo-Brazzaville, à l’exception de Pédro
Chicaya Nlembiano.
Selon les informations recueillies par la sécurité FLEC
vers NZassi en république du Congo-Brazzaville, du côté
du commando angolais, cette opération était conduite par
José Tchitembo Bissafi, l’home au 4*4 qui circule à
peine entre Luanda, Cabinda et Pointe-Noire.
Par cette opération et cet assassinat du Commandant adjoint des
opérations militaires des FLEC, les Forces Armées Angolaises
(FAA), prétendent réduirent les activités de la
guérilla Cabindaise.
Les obsèques funèbres du «Commandant Maymona»
se sont déroulé Samedi 27 septembre 2008, dans la région
du Kouilou, au Congo-Brazzaville, où, il avait été
exécuté.
Vai para a PUTA que te
PARIO Cavaco!
Nao tens dignidade
Cabrao!
Andas a fuder com um
criminoso, um ladrao, nao tens dignidade, o teu cerebro nao funciona!
Para a Puta que Pario
a Republica de Portugal y os governantes de Merda que teem!
Viva de Cabinda viva a
Liberdade de Cabinda, abaixo a merda que emana de portugal.
Long live Cabinda and
the Cabinda Nation.
Visita do palhazo cavaco
ao criminoso y ladrao jose eduardo, vejam na foto o cavaco rudeado da
canhalha que esta no govenmo portugues a fuder a nacao portuguesa, asim
mesmo nao mudem de govenantes.
Cabinda Independente
a 1 de Agosto de 1975, transformada
em colónia pelo MPLA
No próximo dia 1 Agosto os cidadãos
do Protectorado Português de Cabinda, vão comemorar a data que
assinala mais um aniversário da proclamação, há 35 anos, da
independência do Estado Livre de Cabinda.
Foi nesse dia, em 1975, três meses
antes da independência da então República Popular de Angola (país
que ocupa desde então Cabinda), que os Cabindas começaram a sua
difícil, mas não impossível, caminhada em prol dos seus direitos.
Desde então enfrentam dois grandes
inimigos. Portugal que ao não honrar os seus até então solenes e
nobres compromissos, se transformou num inimigo político, e Angola que
é um inimigo militar que transformou Cabinda numa colónia onde, um
pouco à semelhança do que faz no resto de Angola, vigora o princípio
de que até prova em contrário todos são culpados.
Muitos se recordam mas poucos têm a
liberdade de consciência para o dizer. É por isso que, um pouco por
todo o lado – até mesmo em Portugal – os que se atrevem a defender
a causa de Cabinda são também culpados... até prova em contrário.
Recorde-se que, a partir da revolução
portuguesa de 1974, Cabinda entrou por direito próprio na agenda
internacional, especialmente na da então OUA (Organização de Unidade
Africana, hoje União Africana), onde a FLEC contava com o apoio de
alguns países africanos (Uganda, Zaire, Gabão, etc.).
Perante o cenário juridicamente
correcto, em face dos tratados assinados, de uma descolonização
separada dos dois territórios (Angola e Cabinda), o presidente do MPLA,
Agostinho Neto, desencadeou em 1974 uma actividade diplomática intensa
para persuadir os líderes africanos a retirarem da agenda da cimeira da
OUA o debate previsto sobre o problema de Cabinda.
Agostinho Neto apresentava, aliás,
todas as garantias de que as autoridades comunistas portuguesas que
dominavam o país iriam entregar exclusivamente ao MPLA os destinos de
Angola, apresentando mesmo documentos nesse sentido subscritos pelos
dirigentes do Movimento das Forças Armadas (MFA).
Com o apoio do Presidente Congolês,
Marien Ngouabi, Agostinho Neto conseguiu que fosse arquivado o dossier
Cabinda (Cf. Memorandum – 4/07/75 – conversação entre Agostinho
Neto e o Embaixador soviético no Congo, Afanasenko).
O mesmo se passou em relação aos
Acordos de Alvor onde, com cumplicidade activa do Almirante Vermelho,
Rosa Coutinho, Alto Comissário em Angola, bem como de outras figuras de
destaque, caso de Almeida Santos, Agostinho Neto afastou a FLEC de
qualquer discussão do caso de Cabinda, dando como adquirido que o
protectorado português era parte de Angola.
Foi todo este cenário que levou o
Presidente Luís de Gonzaga Ranque Franque a declarar a independência
de Cabinda. Recorde-se que, apesar dos esforços conjuntos do MPLA,
União Soviética, Cuba e Portugal, alguns países reconheceram Cabinda
como um país independenre. Foram os casos do Togo, Gabão, República
Centro Africana, Uganda e a R. D. Congo (ex-Zaire).
E, como sempre disseram os Cabindas,
só é derrotado quem deixa de lutar. Não creio por isso que alguma vez
os Cabindas deixem de lutar. Desde logo porque só aceitam estar de
joelhos perante Deus. Perante os homens, mesmo que armados até aos
dentes, estarão sempre de pé.
Fernando
Nobre Cara de palhazo
Cabinda limpa o cu com o pensamento
e as declaracoes do filho da puta do Fernando Nobre, abaixo a estupidez
que emana de portugal.
«É
evidente que hoje não passa pela cabeça de ninguém que Angola não vá
de Cabinda ao Cunene. Assim ficou definido no momento da independência»,
disse o filho da Puta do Fernando
Nobre que e’ Candidato à Presidência da República Portuguesa.
Certamente
que o cabrao do Fernanado Nobre esta a levar no cu com o penis do Jose
Eduardo do Santos.
Mensagem
para o cabrao do Fernando Nobre
E’
com individuos como tu Cabrao que portugal y o povo portugues continua a
estar subdesemvolvido.
In Defense of Integrity
and the Cabinda Nation
June 2010
In the UN no one speaks about the plight
of the Cabinda Nation and its People at the hands of the murderous and
evil Cuban formed and Communist Chinese Advised Regime of the MPLA. Even
if someone speaks no body cares.
It is shameful that in today's world at
the base of every nations interest is greed. In this political, ethical
and moral weak times principles of Human Dignity are out of fashion.
We the Cabinda Resistance have the Moral
Duty to defend Integrity, Decency and above all Humanity and the humane
Spirit itself.
The Parody of present day Governments
both in Europe and in the United Stated of America, of which Political
Parties rely heavily on “donations” from the Corporate Sector,
chiefly the International Multinational Oil Corporations, some of which
have no scrupulous, and see no barriers to achieve their ultimate objectives.
This same Oil International Corporations
(Chevron among others) a minority of individuals have thus gained unlimited
access to Political power and influence. The majority of Citizens are
driven to elections where by this Governments heavily financed by Chevron
and other International Oil Companies are elected. The Majority of the
Citizens who under assumed impression voted for a certain political
party to represent his/her vote, instead this present day government
represent and defends not the interest of the People who voted for them
but chiefly represent and defend the interest of the tiny minority of
Citizens which compose the nucleus of the Oil Corporations who financed
their electoral campaigns.
Mangovo Ngoyo, Mwana Kabinda
MPLA, End Torture and
Unfair Trials in Cabinda
Fourteen Civilians Tortured in Military Custody Charged with State Security
Crimes
December 10, 2008
(New York) - The MPLA unelected regime should urgently end torture and unfair trials in state security
cases, Human Rights Watch said today. Fourteen civilians who were arbitrarily
detained and tortured in military custody are currently being held on
security charges in the MPLA militarily occupied Republic of Cabinda.
Since September 2007, the MPLA Angolan
Armed Forces have arbitrarily detained at least 15 civilians and six
military personnel in Cabinda, the oil-rich occupied Nation that has
long had a separatist insurgency. All were eventually charged with "crimes
against the security of the state," accused of assisting the armed
separatist Front for the Liberation of the Enclave in Cabinda (FLEC).
So far, there has been one trial. On September 16, 2008, a MPLA military
court in Cabinda convicted a former Voice of America journalist, Fernando
Lelo, and four soldiers of state security crimes and sentenced them
to 12 years in prison. Human Rights Watch found the trial fell far short
of international fair trial standards.
"The unfair trial of Fernando Lelo
and four soldiers has set a disturbing precedent," said Georgette
Gagnon, Africa director at Human Rights Watch. " The MPLA
should exonerate and free them, and make sure that future national security
trials meet international standards."
Most of those detained in Cabinda were
held in an unofficial military detention center, where, Human Rights
Watch research found, they were tortured and held in inhumane conditions
for months before being transferred to a civilian prison. Most spent
far more than the 90 days allowed by the MPLA law before being charged
with any offense.
Unfair trial
As a journalist, Lelo had regularly criticized
the unelected government for arbitrary arrests and other human rights
abuses, and had been briefly detained after covering a police crackdown
on church members in 2006. He was arrested in November 2007 and accused
of having paid the six soldiers in July 2007 to carry out acts of sabotage.
Defense lawyers and other observers in
Cabinda told Human Rights Watch that the trial, which ended in June,
produced no evidence to support the accusations. They said the military
judge refused to take into account testimony demonstrating that Lelo
was at work when a meeting with the soldiers allegedly took place, and
that no evidence was produced that the military personnel even knew
him. The court systematically disregarded defense evidence, and the
state press reported only the prosecution's position. Prior to the trial,
on January 7, Attorney General João Maria de Sousa stated there
were "strong indications" Lelo was guilty, which raises further
concerns about fairness.
Under unelected and currupt MPLA law,
civilians should be tried by a civilian court. The UN Human Rights Committee
- the body authorized to interpret and monitor compliance with the International
Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) - has stated that the
trial of civilians by military courts should be very exceptional and
occur only under conditions that genuinely afford full due process.
Human rights activists in Cabinda told
Human Rights Watch they believed the government delayed announcing Lelo's
sentence until after the September parliamentary elections, to avoid
popular unrest and damage to the ruling unelected MPLA party's political
chances in Cabinda.
In the September trial, one soldier was
acquitted, while another had been unconditionally released beforehand.
Lelo and the other convicted men have appealed their sentences. The
14 other civilians remain in custody without trial.
Torture in military custody
The defense lawyer for the six soldiers
accused with Lelo told Human Rights Watch the soldiers were arrested
without a warrant by military intelligence. He said soldiers and military
intelligence personnel tortured them to extort confessions to incriminate
Lelo. He described the abuses to Human Rights Watch as follows:
"They were beaten with wood and
bamboo sticks, car belts, table legs, and electric cables, and tied
up with cords. The mother and wife of one detainee were forced to walk
naked in the streets of the city. One detainee was subject to a mock
execution, and another was shot at, and this resulted in one leg being
amputated in the military hospital."
According to the lawyer, they were then
held for three months in a secret military prison within the headquarters
of the second regional command of the MPLA Armed Forces in Cabinda.
During this period, they were continuously handcuffed to one another,
often denied food and again beaten by military intelligence personnel
and soldiers, on orders of their superiors. The defense lawyer said
that the military detainees told him that a senior armed forces official
was always present, gave orders to beat them, and at times participated
in the beatings.
Former prisoners and local lawyers in
Cabinda commonly refer to the military prison where the detainees were
held as "the hole." They told Human Rights Watch it was a
dirty cellar without sanitation facilities that fills with water when
it rains. Both the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (in September
2007) and the International Committee of the Red Cross have been denied
access despite official requests. In March, the Angolan Armed Forces
spokesperson in Cabinda told Human Rights Watch such a prison "did
not exist."
Human Rights Watch research found that
the 14 villagers and community leaders currently held in pre-trial detention
for state security offenses faced torture and ill-treatment similar
to that described by the lawyer for the soldiers convicted with Lelo.
The civilians were arrested between December 2007 and April 2008 in
Cabinda's northern municipalities of Buco Zau and Belize during military
raids after attacks by the FLEC armed resistence in those areas. Lawyers
and human rights activists told Human Rights Watch that military intelligence
officers, together with soldiers and at times also members of the military
police, in the presence of the same senior armed forces official, brutally
beat them at the time of their arrest, also carried out without a warrant.
As one lawyer described it:
"They beat the detainees with gun
butts, batons, sticks, and electric cables, stripped them naked and
tied them up with cords. Some had their genitals tied with cord and
some were cut on their backs with machetes and threatened with death.
The detainees were then held handcuffed and incommunicado in ‘the
hole.' There, beatings continued and the detainees were often denied
food. Only after three months of military custody were they transferred
to a civilian prison."
Only after they were transferred to a
civilian prison did the provincial attorney general formally charge
them with crimes against state security and related crimes, including
armed rebellion, homicide, sabotage, and illegal possession of arms.
The accusations are linked to two armed attacks attributed to FLEC Freedom
Fighters in December 2007, which resulted in the death of a police official
and a Brazilian expatriate worker, and to an assault on a construction
company that killed two workers in March 2008.
"The unelected MPLA government should
immediately stop all torture of detainees and permit international scrutiny
of military detention facilities in Cabinda," said Gagnon. "Those
responsible for the mistreatment of detainees should be held accountable."
Human Rights Watch urged the MPLA regime
to ratify the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or
Degrading Treatment or Punishment and its Optional Protocol. Angola
had promised the UN General Assembly before being elected member of
the Human Rights Council in May 2007 that it would do so.
Background
Since 1975, the separatist guerrilla
movement Front for the Liberation of the Enclave in Cabinda (FLEC) has
been fighting for independence for Cabinda, which today produces half
of Angola's oil. The Angolan government claims the civil war ended in
2006, when the government signed a peace agreement with a faction of
the rebel group and that continuing sporadic attacks are the work of
"bandits" who threaten state security.
The unelected MPLA government has long
used national security concerns as an excuse to crack down on peaceful
political dissent and curb independent scrutiny in Cabinda. In 2006,
the government banned a local civic association, Mplabanda, which had
documented war-related human rights violations and other abuses since
2003. The unelected government claimed Mplabanda was carrying out unlawful
political activities and inciting violence. An appeal against the ban
is still pending at the Supreme Court.
Before the parliamentary elections in
September 2008, Human Rights Watch documented a climate of intimidation
and restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly that targeted
critics of the unelected MPLA regime in Cabinda
Chevron, a grossly unethical
Corporation
"For what is a man
profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?"
15 September 2008
The nefast consequences of the immense stupidity of the successive American Government Administrations and
the actions of the Greedy Corporation Chevron, among others are translated
in hundreds of thousands of civilians in Cabinda to be murdered by a
criminal regime in complicity with Chevron Oil Corporation.
It is, the Natural Aspiration of every
nation to live in peace, this simple and basic aspiration has been denied
to the Cabinda Nation by sheer greed. The Crude Oil will terminate one
day, sooner, we pray to God and the Hosts of Heaven. This day shall
come, and when it comes in order to bring them to justice we shall proceed
to search and capture all those who where driven by greedy beyond all
measure. Those who know no Ethics, those who know no Moral Values, and
know no wrong doing by supporting and assist the criminal bastard regime
of the MPLA.
In this sense we accuse the greedy bastards
of the CHEVRON Corporation: responsible of carry out their business
in a grossly unethical manner. Further more our concerns are raised
by observing that this same company CHEVRON sustains and empowers the
dictatorial brutal regime, both the unelected MPLA and the unelected
Military Junta in Burma, and is the only American oil company
operating in Communist Hugo Chavez Venezuela.
Let it be known that we shall bring into
justice in a lawful court of law, all those who have committed atrocities
against Humanity in Cabinda and elsewhere.
Cabinda was invaded with communist Cuban
military assistance and military personnel even before the so called
independence of the so-called “Angola” country created by
the stupid mind of Colonial Rule of the Portuguese Government, an useless
bunch of entrenched bureaucrats and incompetents to the core of their
own medulla of cronical stupidity.
Mangovo Ngoyo, Mwana Kabinda
Republic of Cabinda, Kilansi Kia Kabinda
CABINDA IS IN
THE SAME BOAT
"One million
Armenians and 30,000 Kurds were killed in these lands, and nobody but
me dares talk about it".
Orhan Pamuk
Situation
des défenseurs des droits de l’Homme dans la province de
Cabinda
15 May 2008
Cabinda:
UNPO General Assembly Member Resolution
09 June 2008
The resolution calls upon the unlelected
MPLA to respect the rights of the People of Cabinda and furthermore
urges them to commit itself to an honest dialogue toward finding a lasting
and peaceful solution to the conflict.
Below is a Member Resolution as presented
and adopted before the IX UNPO General Assembly held during 16-17 May
2008 in Brussels, Belgium:
IX UNPO General Assembly
16 - 17 May 2008, Brussels Belgium
Member Resolution
introduced by:
Cabinda
The Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization General Assembly,
Convened for the IX UNPO General Assembly
in Brussels, Belgium, 16 – 17 May 2008,
Noting the information provided by the Representatives of Cabinda,
Considering that Article 73, Chapter
XI of the United Nations Charter recognizes the Right of peoples to
self-determination,
Emphasising that Cabinda was and remains
a Portuguese protectorate by virtue of the Treaty of Simulambuco in
1885 that recognizes Cabinda as a non-autonomous territory,
Considering that when it was founded
in May 1963, the Organisation of African Unity, now African Union, recognised
Cabinda in 1964 as the 39th state on the African continent to be decolonized
and that reality has since been ignored,
Regretting that Portugal as the protecting
power of Cabinda has abandoned the territory of Cabinda, its protectorate,
without organizing a referendum for self-determination to allow the
people of Cabinda to choose their future; and in direct violation to
the treaties of Chimfuma (1883), Chicamba (1884), and Simulambuco (1885),
allowed the territory of Cabinda to be illegally annexed by Angola,
a third country,
Gravely concerned at the continued violations
of human rights in the territory of Cabinda, as repeatedly reported
by the Civil Society in Cabinda, Angolan NGO’s and international
independent reporters on Human Rights, which includes extrajudicial,
summary or arbitrary executions, killings of civilians, torture, arbitrary
arrest and detention, deaths in custody, absence of due process, severe
restrictions on freedoms of opinion, expression, assembly and association,
violations of freedom of movement, forced relocation, and the imposition
of oppressive measures directed in particular at human rights defenders
in Cabinda; the persecution, imprisonment and kidnapping of Cabindan
refugees in Congo Brazzaville and Congo Kinshasa (RDC) and their forced
repatriation without guarantees or security and in spite of the decision
taken by the HCR on non-repatriation of Cabindan refugees,
Concerned about the arbitrary imprisonment
of Mr. José Lello, a former correspondent of Voice of America
in Cabinda and the persecution of members of the Cabindan Catholic Church,
Noting that the recent US State Department
Human Rights Country Report on Angola (2007) has highlighted that in
spite of the Memorandum of Understanding (signed between Angola and
Mr. António Bento Bembe), the armed conflict in Cabinda has not
ended, and that the unlawful killings in Cabinda are still being carried
out by the Angola Armed Forces,
Also noting the concerns of UN Working
Group on Arbitrary Detentions (UNWGAD) over clear evidence of beatings
and other abuses of civilians in police stations in Cabinda and the
arrest of Sarah Wykes on February 18, 2007 by the security forces in
Cabinda during her visit to research on the oil sector in Cabinda,
Therefore:
Condemns all human rights abuses committed
in Cabinda by the Angola Armed Forces;
Calls upon the Government of the Republic
of Angola to respect the Cabindan Peoples’ rights, including their
right to self determination;
Calls upon the Government of Angola to
commit itself to an honest dialogue toward finding a lasting and peaceful
solution to the conflict through broad-based negotiations and consultations
with legitimate interlocutors;
Calls upon the Republic of Angola to
stop all acts of intimidation, kidnapping and forced repatriation of
Cabindan refugees, and act to bring peace to the territory to ensure
their voluntarily and peaceful return;
Strongly urges the Government of the
Republic of Angola to release immediately and unconditionally Cabindan
political detainees and prisoners of conscience, including Mr. José
Lello and to ensure their physical integrity;
Calls once again on all companies, including
multi-national oil companies operating in Cabinda, to respect the human
rights and self-determination of the People of Cabinda, including the
right to manage and control natural resources of Cabinda and to help
promote true dialogue in order to establish peace in Cabinda;
Encourages also international humanitarian
organizations and governments to come to the aid of Cabindan refugees
in the Democratic Republic of Congo-Kinshasa, Republic of Congo-Brazzaville
and elsewhere, who are living under harsh conditions, without the basic
necessities of life;
Requests the Secretary-General of UNPO
to use his good offices to intervene in the illegal detention of Cabindans
detained in the Republic of Congo to facilitate their safe and immediate
release;
Requests the Secretary-General of UNPO
also to strongly consider involving UNPO to help in finding a lasting
and peaceful settlement of the conflict in Cabinda.
Cuban Military back again
in Cabinda
27 January 2008
The Cubans are back in Cabinda,
during the month of January 2008. Cabinda Population eyewitnesses have
reported, that up to 6 battalions of black Cuban nationals arriving
from Havana, Cuba have arrived in Cabinda, they where immediately transported
and placed in the zones of the North and centre of Cabinda territory,
making its main base the military installations in the town of Dinge.
They are now under the military command of the soviet-style politburo,
MPLA General Carlitos Wala, famous for having murdered Dr. Jonas Malleiro
Savimbi President of UNITA. The contingent of black Cuban military which
are made of young soldiers and old officers are now operating and patrolling
the areas of Miconje, Necuto and Buco Zau in Cabinda.
INDEX
- SITE MAP
Heavy Military
Material supplied by Israel to the Unelected MPLA Comunist regime
1 January 2008
On the 31 of December 2007
the Army of the Unelected Dictatorial Regime of the MPLA has reinforced
its Armed contingent in the centre of the Nation of Cabinda more precisely
in Dinge. There are now 61 Armed vehicles full of armed military personnel
In this precise moment the Armed Forces of the Unelected and Murderous
Dictatorial Comunist Regime of the MPLA are forming a new regiment with MPLA
military personnel brought from the South of the Map of angola.
Cabinda is
now inundated with MPLA cash troops and Heavy Military Material supplied
by Israel.
Chevron's slaughter
of the innocents: great minds think alike
Chevron denies it, but what else would
you expect them to do? Admit that they hire and pay for death-squads?
From Elise Ackerman in The Mercury News:
The bodies of the dead Nigerian
villagers had not yet grown cold when the Nigerian navy captain
presented Chevron with a bill: 15,000 naira, or $165 for responding to
"attacks from Opia village against security agents.''
Within 24 hours Chevron paid up. It
would be years before the San Ramon-based energy company would
acknowledge the role it played in the destruction of Opia and another
small village called Ikenyan in Nigeria's oil-rich delta in January
1999.
The receipt for the January 4 army
raid, which left four villagers dead and nearly 70 missing and presumed
dead, came to light only this summer as part of a federal lawsuit filed
on behalf of the victims in U.S. District Court in San Francisco. It is
being reported first on MercuryNews.com. The receipt also is among
documents obtained by the Mercury News.
Chevron has denied any responsibility
for the death or injuries that occurred that day. Charles Stewart, a
Chevron spokesman, said the payment to the captain reflected "a
longstanding industry practice of paying a small amount for each day''
to military personnel who protected "the people and the property of
the oil companies located in the Niger Delta.''
Here's the Big Joke: Chevron had been
engaged in a battle with China's government oil company, CNOOC, for
purchase of Unocal Corporation. Chevron has been trying to get Congress
to intercede on its behalf, using China's "human rights
record" as a major reason (that's on the record; off the record, no
one interested in interceding on behalf of Chevron could give a shit
about human rights, of course). Now that CNOOC has withdrawn its offer,
Chevron is free to acquire Unocal for $1 billion less than their rival's
offer.
However now Chevron faces a jury in
Federal court in San Francisco. Ackerman's story sets out, in gory
detail, the circumstances behind the Opia massacre and evidence for
Chevron's deep involvement in it. She sums it up this way: Barbara Enloe
Hadsell, an attorney for the villagers said that in addition to paying
the security forces, Chevron loaned them [a] helicopter that was used in
the attack. She said Chevron personnel not only accompanied the soldiers
as they flew to Robin Creek but also directed the pilot to "deviate
from his course'' to pursue villagers who were "getting away.''
"That's complete Chevron
involvement,'' Hadsell said.
Stewart, the Chevron spokesman, admits
that Chevron's Nigerian subsidiary helped transport the military
reinforcements to the rig after gunfire was heard on the radio. Stewart
also acknowledged that a Nigerian military officer onboard one of the
helicopters "discharged a gun during flight.''
But Stewart said Chevron did not
authorize the weapons to be fired and that it occurred when no village
was in sight. "We are confident as the case progresses, Chevron
will be vindicated,'' he said. So what do you think? Do you think a
global oil company would stoop so low as to pay Nigerian goons a couple
of bucks to exterminate a village that was in their way?
That's funny. That's what I think, too.
Further intimidation
and harassment of the Population of Cabinda by the unlected dictatorship
of the MPLA
7 January 2007
Sábado, dia 29 de
Dezembro de 2007. Por volta de 17:00, José Gabriel Puati (também
conhecido por Gabby), de 24 anos, natural de Chinfuca (perto de Beira-Nova,
Município de KaKongo) e residente em Caio-Contene (Ncuto), filho
de Gabriel Puati e de Teresa Malila, pai de dois filhos, foi morto a
tiro por militares do MPLA, na unidade militar de Pangamongo.
José Gabriel
Puati killed on the 29 December 2007 by the MPLA in the Republic of
Cabinda
O acto aconteceu depois
do ataque perpetrado por militares da FLEC nesse mesmo dia pelas 08:00,
no “Mongo M’lola” ( descida dando para o riacho M’lola
), a 50mt da aldeia de Seva, que dista de cerca de oito Kilómetros
de Pangamongo. Na seqüência deste incidente, três cidadãos
de Seva, os Srs. Martins Yanga, André Nduli e Leão foram
presos pelas FAA, sob acusação de estarem envolvidos no
ataque. Além disso, as FAA procederam ao confisco dos Bilhetes
de Identidade de muitos aldeões de Seva, entre os quais, o Sr.
Alberto Mbumba, João Buela e Afonso Massiala, a quem pediram
a comparecia no quartel de Pangamongo. E o José Gabriel Puati
regressava de Buco-Zau, para onde se deslocara na véspera em
negócios. Ao chegar junto à unidade militar da aldeia
de Pangamongo, deparou-se com um grupo de militares do MPLA, que o interpelou
e o acusou de militar da FLEC, em jeito de justificação
da sua conduta. Ao tentar exibir a sua documentação, as
tropas puseram-se a espancá-lo, e, em seguida, disparam sobre
ele, causando-lhe morte imediata. Segundo testemunhas oculares, estas
tropas agiam sob a chefia do comandante Lacrau, e se tinham deslocado
à Pangamongo para reforçar a segurança na zona.
Os três cidadãos detidos
foram simplesmente conduzidos à Buco-Zau, sede de Município
de Buco-Zau. O bem conhecido Brigadeiro e Cabrão Wala, que se
deslocara no terreno para melhor se inteirar do sucedido, prometeu trazer
os prisioneiros de volta à aldeia, dada a falta de provas do
seu envolvimento no ataque. Porém, o destino destes cidadãos
continua incerto; e não há notícias sobre a evolução
dos pedidos de comparecia na unidade militar de Pangamongo. Além
disso, o coordenador da aldeia de Seva, José Gime, mais conhecido
por José Bota é dado por desaparecido. Finalmente, José
Gabriel Puati é mais uma vítima do actual figurino socio-político
e jurídico de Cabinda, onde impera a lei da baionete. E favor
notar que José Gabriel Puati é sobrinho de José
Marcos Mavungo, vice-presidente da extincta Mpalabanda.
- Quinta - feira, dia 3 de Janeiro de
2007. A caça ao aldeào de Seva continua. Por volta de
05:00, Alexandre Mavungo (mais conhecido por Bayona Mavungo), de 70
anos, da coordenação do Bairro de Seva, e residente em
Seva, filho de Lamba Mavungo (mais conhecido por Chefe Lamba Khuta)
e de Bazonga, pai de três filhos; e Cesar Ngimbi, são raptados
por efectivos de Defesa e Segurança do MPLA, na area do Madombolo,
sita no bairro GIKA/Cidade de Tchowa (Cabinda).
Os familiares de Bayona Mavungo – a Sra. Teresa Nsuami (filha),
de 35 anos de idade; o Sr. António Chibilica (genro), de cerca
de 45 anos de idade; e Willy (neto), de 15 anos – ao presenciarem
o acto, entenderam subir também numa das duas viaturas Jeep da
Polícia Nacional (PN), que transportaram os detidos para um local
desconhecido. De momento, não temos qualquer informação
sobre a sorte destes cidadãos.
We ask for a minute
of silence for all those that have felt in combat for a better and
Free Cabinda.
The invasion
of Cabinda 11 of November 1974 (PDF)
News
cover of the Invasion of the Republic of Cabinda on the 11 of November
1974 by the MPLA (PDF)
They where financially supported by
the Oil Giant Chevron, Chevron paid the MPLA to take over the Cabindan
oil fields, has informed to us by the last Civil and Military Governour
General Themudo Barata.
The Nation of Cabinda became a Portuguese Protectorate since the signing
of the Treaty of Simulambuco in 1885, and became known as the Portuguese
Congo from the earliest 1900 onward.
MPLA troops are still occupying Cabinda. The American Oil Company
Chevron is participating along side the MPLA occupying force in raping
and murdering the Cabindas.
We Cabindas live in misery because of the Greed of an American Oil
Company - Chevron. We Cabindas have no quarrel with the American people
but the greed and the exploitation of their Oil Companies have brought
misery and death to Cabinda.
The MPLA should immediately end its
occupation and brutal repression in Cabinda.
The Republic of Cabinda was never legally
integrated into Angola after the end of the portuguese presence in
1974.
It is sad to say but we cannot count with the portuguese authorities
to comply with their historical responsibilities.
They seem unaware.
"We wish
Peace for Angola and wish that Angola leave us in Peace"
The
Reality of Cabinda - A Realidade de Cabinda
The Republic of
Cabinda is a Founding Member of the Federation of Free States of Africa
www.africafederation.net
The Status of the Republic
of Cabinda
To those who the Present Matter Concerns directly and indirectly
1 February 2010
Cabinda is a Nation, a Country, a language,
a Culture that has the Determination to Fight in order to regain its
Sovereignty. For the last uninterrupted 33 years, the People of Cabinda
have being fighting the Hostile MPLA enemy, even so We hold 75% to 80%
of the Territory of Cabinda Independent and Free from Foreign Occupation.
Of the few Despots and un-elected Dictators
and Totalitarian Regimes in Africa, the MPLA has gained a solid reputation
for Greed, Corruption, Political and Civilian Murderer and Assassinations,
Infinite Arrogance and Stupidity. In its illegitimacy, in its claim
to political power, which is achieved by weapons and weapons alone,
the MPLA is sustained by what it can Rob from others.
MPLA soldier’s
rape beat Congolese migrants - group
6 Dec 2007
By Paul Simao
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The medical
charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said MPLA soldiers have raped, beaten
and tortured illegal Congolese migrant workers before deporting them
across the border.
The French humanitarian group said the
rights abuses were occurring in the diamond-rich province Luanda Norte,
which borders the Democratic Republic of Congo. It described the rapes
as "pervasive and systematic".
"The women and men are separated.
The rapes are very systematic and the men are also beaten up and tortured,"
Meinie Nicolai, MSF's director of operations, said in a press conference
in Johannesburg.
Nicolai said on Wednesday some migrants
had died as a result of the violence, while others had been exposed
to HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Many victims said they were detained
at the border without food and water and forced to endure body cavity
searches, she added.
An estimated 400,000 Congolese live in
northern Angola, with a large number of them employed illegally in mines.
Angola, Africa's third largest diamond producer, has ramped up efforts
to expel the migrants.
An estimated 44,000 have been sent back
to the DRC in the past year, according to the United Nations.
MSF said its findings were based on interviews
conducted with at least 100 women in the DRC after their expulsions
from Angola. Nicolai said MSF had presented the information to Angolan
diplomats, but added that they had not taken action.
The allegations follow similar reports
by other human rights groups.
The MPLA government typically does not
respond to criticism from Western rights groups.
Mangovo Ngoyo Muana Kabinda
avec le dernière gouverneur civils et militaire de Cabinda Général
Themudo Barata un grand ami du peuple de Cabinda. Dans cette rencontre
en 14 April 2004, le général a expliqué exactement
ce qui s'est passé dans les derniers jours avant l'occupation
de Cabinda par le MPLA.
United Nations
reports MPLA 'torture' abuse in Cabinda
3 October 2007
United Nations Human Rights
investigators say that they have found evidence of arbitrary detention,
torture and other human rights abuses in Cabinda.
A working group led by Algerian
lawyer Leila Zerrougui spent 10 days interviewing more than 400 detainees.
In a statement released to the media,
Ms Zerrougui says they saw detainees who "showed visible signs
of torture".
The statement from the UN's Office of
the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva says, "The present
institutional and legal framework governing the aspect of deprivation
of liberty is still flawed".
The working group found evidence that
torture and ill treatment were used to extract confessions from suspects
at two prisons.
The Cabinda question. The investigators
also said there were credible allegations that civilians are held incommunicado
at military facilities in the oil-rich nation of Cabinda.
"They are never produced before
a judge," said Ms Zerrougui.
"The right to access to a lawyer
and a corresponding legal aid system as guaranteed by the MPLA constitution,
exists only in theory".
The group were denied access to Cabinda
military prison where the alleged "secret detentions" take
place.
Last month, a pro-independence Cabindan
civic group complained that some of its members were arbitrarily arrested
ahead of a visit to Cabinda by gang leader of the MPLA the well-known
Bastard Jose Eduardo dos Santos.
HAPPENINGS IN
CABINDA
2 September 2007
Australian ROC Oil shares
rose the most in 15 months after the company said it might be able to
produce from the Massambala discovery in occupied Cabinda.
Australian Roc Oil jumped
45¢, or 16 per cent, to $3.23, the highest for almost three weeks.
Australians Roc's Cabinda
South venture, which includes Force Petroleum and the MPLA oil company
Sonangol SA, which is run by the Bother in Law of the Leader of the
MPLA, started drilling in June as part of a $54 million exploration
program.
Roc said about 20 per cent
of the estimated 170 million barrels in the Massambala in ocupied Cabinda
field might be produced.
"This has captured everyone's imagination that maybe occupied Cabinda
will be an area of interest for these guys," said Luke Smith, an
oil and gas analyst at ABN Amro Australia.
Massambala-1, the first
well drilled in the occupied Cabinda Nation in 35 years, is targeting
a potential 33 million-barrel discovery.
It holds heavy, viscous
oil, rather than the light oil typical of Cabinda and West African crude's
that Australia Roc was targeting.
"Massambala occupied Cabinda becomes the most recent addition to
Roc's conveyor belt of projects which merit more thorough appraisal,"
Roc chief executive John Doran said in a statement to the stock exchange.
Oil and gas accounts for
49 per cent of the gross domestic product of the unlected and corrupt MPLA regime in power since 1975 (32 years).
Australian Roc's exploration
program in the occupied Cabinda Nation would continue to primarily target
the lighter grades of crude that are more typical of the region, Mr
Doran said. Australia Roc owns 60 per cent of the venture, while Force
and Sonangol each own 20 per cent.
Australia Roc reported a
narrower first-half loss of $8.8 million, compared with $22.2 million
a year earlier.
AT THE SAME DAY
HAPPENINGS IN CABINDA
2 September 2007
CABINDA - The MPLA Armed
Forces (FAA) had initiated this Friday a "Mega Military Operation"
in 10 villages in the centre of the Cabinda Nation where the Cabinda
Native Populations are accused by the MPLA apparatus "to supply
moral and logistic support to the Cabinda Freedom Fighter forces of
FLEC". Are they in the way
of the new ROC oil project?
Thousands of Cabinda Native
Population, of the masculine sex, with ages understood between the 15
and 60 years old, "had been pulled out of their homes on Friday
at dawn on the 31st of August 2007 around 0430AM, in the so called Mega
Operation handled by the MPLA military labeled the FAA", denounced
Raul Danda, a journalist and civic activist of Human Rights in Cabinda.
The MPLA/FAA armed forces
or the forces of evil has they are known by the Population are recruited
from diverse areas of the African Continent, people assume that the
MPLA/FAA army is composed of so called “Angolan” citizens
in fact these constitute only a minority the MPLA/FAA inflate their
army with jobless male citizens from Katanga, Equator from the DRC.
According to the human rights
activist Raul Danda, in true agitation, the Cabinda native population
had been surprised in their homes, in the villages of Lico, Icazu, Cochiloango,
Loango, Small Loango, Ntunga, Mbuli, Bichékete, Caio and Mpuela
(in the central region of the Nation of Cabinda), hundreds of military
of the MPLA/FAA strong armed and armed of numerous vehicles, that had
taken them by brute force until the Plain of the Cochiloango region.
In accordance with diverse
certifications, "all those that had tried to resist this measure
of the MPLA/FAA had been spanked, while the others were intimidated
and threatened by the MPLA/FAA military in whose faces it could be read
a great will to press the trigger."
The Cabinda Population of
the feminine sex (all the ages), for its turn, completely stressed with
the situation, had abandoned their houses and had been dislocated, by
foot, until the Plain of the Cochiloango region, where they found their
husbands parents, brothers, uncles, restrained affirming to be made
use to die to the side of their families.
According to some of the
Cabinda Native Population who managed to run away from the aimed villages,
the MPLA/FAA soldiers accused the populations of that area of supply,
moral and logistic support to the Freedom Fighters forces of the FLEC,
that has been to intensify its attacks against the military of the MPLA/FAA.
As Raul Danda the population
believe that "this wave of terrorism against the Native Cabinda
populations is related with the recent orientation given from the leader
of the MPLA Comrade Jose Eduardo Dos Santos", during the recent
visit of intimidation that he made to Cabinda, "having given orders
to its MPLA/FAA soldiers to “redouble the efforts” against
that, in its to understand, they disestablishes Cabinda."
THE CASE OF RAFAEL
CHIDUNDO
O CASO DE RAFAEL
CHIDUNDO
Cabinda 10 August 2007
1. Identidade
Nome: Rafael Chidundo (também
conhecido por Rafa)
Portador do BI # 000094786CA014
Lugar e data de nascimento: nasceu em
Chimpemba, Nhuca ( Buco-Zau), aos 24/04/1974
Filho de Rafael Chidundo e de Ana Maria
Pemba
Estado Civil: vive maritalmente com a
Sra. Maria Massanga, com a qual tem seis (6) filhos. Vive em Chimpemba
com sua esposa e filhos.
2. O sucedido
No Sábado, dia 30 de Junho
de 2007: Rafael Chidundo (também conhecido por Rafa)
vai a mata para verificar as suas armadílhas. Aldeões
de Conde Pequeno dão conta de berros de alguém em situação
de aflição. À noite Rafa não volta à
casa, assim, os familiares dão a informação ao
Coordenador, o Sr. Estêvão Corado que, por sua vez, informara
o Comandante da Zona Militar de Nhuca, o sr Fereiro Nelito. Este telefona
para o comandante do grupo de patrulha, o sr.Rafael Mando Tshipa Tshica,
que reconhece ter preso alguém e promete trazê-lo de volta
no dia 15 de Julho.
Segunda-feira, dia 2 de julho
de 2007: o Coordenador e três aldeões vào
à mata , onde o desaparecido tinha as sua lavras. Encontram rastos
das tropas em patrulha. O Coordenador apanhará utensílios
deixados no terreno.
Antes do dia 15, o comandante Rafael
Mando Tshipa Tshica volta participante da patrulha volta a aldeia e
acalma os familiares dizendo de que o Rafa estaria de volta no dia 15.
Terça-feira, 10 de Julho
de 2007: os familiares submetem o caso às autoridades
numa Petição endereçada ao Comité Provincial
para os Direitos Humanos. Até cá o Rafael nào dá
sinal de vida.
CABINDA IS LIVING
SINCE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY IN A DIFFICULT SITUATION
20 August 2007
CABINDA - Some faithful
members the Historic State of Cabinda are passing horrific moments.
Dictator Jose Eduardo Dos Santos, head of the MPLA concluded a visit
to Cabinda, before his arrival, a number of Cabindan Citizens connected
to the Civic and Human Rights Association Mpalabanda and kin supporters
Independence where thrown in to jail. A climate of terror was lived
in Cabinda.
House search of the arrested Citizens
where executed. And an increase of MPLA military personnel was resisted
in Cabinda. And People of Cabinda lived more intimidations. The streets
and streets had been stalled in certain places; many young Cabindas
had been withheld innocently. The People of Cabinda continues to cry.
One still notices great difficulties on the so called democracy. We
continue to ask for that those who are in the Diaspora that please do
make all which are possible ones to make all these situations which
the People of Cabinda suffers visible before the eyes of the International
Community.
Cabindans say they are culturally and historically distinct
10 August 2007
CABINDA - A banned Human Rights civic organisation
in Cabinda says some of its members were detained ahead of a visit by
the president of the MPLA to the Cabinda. Jose Eduardo dos Santos' visit
comes a year after a peace deal with most separatists in the oil-rich
enclave.
Mpalabanda, whose members are being
held, told the BBC the conflict was ongoing and called for more talks.
"They try to convince all people
that the established agreement was accepted by all parties, but it's
not true, it's false," Mpalabanda President Agostinho Chicaia told
the BBC's Focus on Africa programme.
He said three of their members had been
detained without charge on Thursday. One has subsequently been released.
"For Cabindan people the president
is not welcome because we don't have peace in Cabinda, we have a lot
of problems and our priority is dialogue," Mr Chicaia said.
Montevideo Convention
and Cabinda statehood
The Montevideo Convention
on the Rights and Duties of States solidly affirms the State Sovereignty
of the Republic of Cabinda. The Convention, which was signed by Franklin
D. Roosevelt as president of the United States, establishes the criteria
for statehood in international law, and as a restatement of customary
international law, merely codified existing legal norms and its principles
therefore do not apply merely to the signatories, but to all subjects
of international law as a whole.
According to the Montevideo
Convention on the Rights and Duties of States, Cabinda meets the criteria
for being considered a separate and independent nation under international
law. It states that:
The state as a person
of international law should possess the following qualifications:
[A] a permanent population;
[B] a defined territory;
[C] government; and
[D] capacity to enter into relations with the other states.
Cabinda meets all of
the traditional requirements for statehood set forth by the Montevideo
Convention.
Cabinda has its own currency
(Ibinda) and has its own Constitution
and common law. It unambiguously defines citizenship,
issues its own passports to its citizens, and
has a well-functioning judiciary and law enforcement.
It has a defined territory which encompasses
more than 12,000 square kilometres. Its permanent population of 1,500,000
is much greater than that of other states that have been admitted
into the United Nations since 1990, including Andorra (70,000), Liechtenstein
(33,000), Marshall Islands (66,000), The Federated States of Micronesia
(132,000), Monaco (32,000), Nauru (13,000), Palau (18,000), and San
Marino (25,000).
Cabinda has its own democratically
elected president and legislature. Its government commands the armed
forces, and engages in discussions with foreign states. Through its
government institutions, Cabinda has the capacity to conduct international
relations and has represented the people of the country at international
negotiations under the mediation of the Organization on Security and
Cooperation in Europe, Africa, America and Asia.
The issue of recognition
or no recognition is not a test of statehood. To be considered a full
country under international law, it is enough for Cabinda to meet
the four criteria of the Montevideo Convention: permanent population,
defined territory, government and being able to relate to other states.
A similar set of criteria for statehood
is found in the European Community's Badinter Committee. The committee
defines a state by having a territory, a population, and a political
authority. The committee also found that the existence of states was
a question of fact, while the recognition by other states was purely
declaratory and not the determinative factor of statehood.
The Swiss Government's Directorate
of International Law (Switzerland's Administration’s centre
of competence for General Public International Law) agrees and states
that "The existence of a state is not dependent on any prior
recognition. The determining factor is solely the actual and concrete
presence of the concomitant characteristics of statehood, i.e. a national
territory, a citizenry and a state authority."
CONSTITUTION
OF THE REPUBLIC OF CABINDA
The Republic
of Cabinda subscribes to the core values of Constitutional Democracy
INDIVIDUAL
RIGHTS
- Life
- Liberty
- Freedom of press
- Freedom of speech
JUSTICE
- Due process
- Protection against unreasonable search and seizure
- Rule of law
- Right to a speedy public trial by a jury
THE
COMMON GOOD
- Provide for safety and
security
- Promote the general welfare
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
- Majorities have right
to make political decisions
- Respect for differences
- Equal protection of the law
- Social equality
- Right to vote and seek office
- Equal employment opportunity
- Equal housing opportunity
Background
In international law a
protectorate is a political entity (a sovereign state or less developed
native polity, such as a tribal chieftainship or feudal princely state)
that formally agrees (voluntarily or under pressure) by treaty to
enter into an unequal relationship with another, stronger state, called
the protector, which engages to protect it (diplomatically or, if
needed, militarily) against third parties, in exchange for which the
protectorate usually accepts specified obligations, which may vary
greatly, depending on the real nature of their relationship.
In fact, 'protectorates'
were even declared which were not even duly entered into by pre-existent
traditional states, or only by a party in its internal politics of
dubious authority, while colonial 'protectors' frequently decided
on their own to 'reshuffle' several protectorates into a new, artificial
unit, a logic not quite respectful of the theoretical duty of a protector
to help maintain the protectorate's status and integrity. The Berlin
agreement of February 26, 1895 actually stipulated that the colonial
powers could declare a protectorate in Black Africa (the last continent
to be further carved up between them) a protectorate could be established
by diplomatic notification, even without actual possession on the
ground. A similar case is the formal use of such terms as 'colony'
and 'protectorate' for an amalgamation, convenient only for the colonizer/protector,
of geographically proximious territories over which it held (de facto)
sway by protective or 'raw' colonial logic.
In practice, a protectorate
often has direct foreign relations only with the protecting power,
so other states must deal with it by approaching the protector. Similarly,
the protectorate rarely takes military action on its own, but relies
on the protector for its defence. This is distinct from annexation,
in that the protector has no formal power to control the internal
affairs of the protectorate.
The Protectorate demands
a detailed and prudent study of its nature and its effects, legislators
designate the following:
1. - That no limitation
can be founded in presumptions that require a special title.
2.- That it must always
be presumed that a State possesses a complete autonomy, the limitations
of that autonomy must be specified en clear and precise terms, and
if it wishes to make it permanent it must state that it possesses
it constantly since time immemorial
3. - Being the limitation
an exception to the rule, it must be interpreted in its most restrictive
since to its limit and the more convenient to the limit.
4. - It can not be considered
valid a limitation of the autonomy and of the freedom of a State that
snatches completely these integral rights of their personality,
5. - It should be considered
annulled a 'limitation when the circumstances have changed such a
way that was not valid their current establishment.
6. - The limitation can
extinguish for the agreement in contrary, for the expressed or tacit
renouncement, for the other ways of concluding the international treaties.
"VOCABULARY
OF THE INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC LAW"
Paper to vulgarize the
nomenclature and main concepts of this science; Written by the Doctor
in the Law Schools, Philosophy and Letters D. ALFONSO RETORTILLO Y
TORNOS (Professor of the Law school in the Central University, Academic
of the royal Jurisprudence and Legislation, etc, etc…) With
a foreword of His Excellency Doctor D. FRANCISCO J. CASTEJÓN
Y ELIO MARQUEZ OF VADILLO (Professor of Natural Law in the University
of Madrid, Former-undersecretary of Grace and Justice, Former-vice-president
of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence, Deputy to the Royal Courts
etc, etc…). Printed with the license of the ecclesiastical authority
in Madrid in the Typographic establishment of Fortanet, Printer of
the Royal Academy of History in the street Liberdad No. 29 in the
year of 1893
We remind that the frontiers
of the Cabinda territory were fixed clearly by the conference of Berlin
1884-1885, where it is evidenced that the territory of Cabinda is
not part of the angolan territory, besides being two separate territories
so much as geographically, culturally and not sharing any frontier,
as well as it is in the ethnic plan and in the linguistic one.
All the countries signatories
of the Conference of Berlin on the 26 of February 1885 (Great Britain,
Austria, Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, The Low
Countries, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Turkey, and United
States of North America), acknowledged that the Kingdom of Portugal
signed the Treaty of Simulambuco on the 1st of February 1885 with
the Chiefs and Princes of Cabinda and later on they made it recognize,
homologated and used of conformity to that of the Conference of Berlin
on the 26 February 1885, in this manner the territory of Cabinda become
a Portuguese Protectorate and its Status of Protectorate were countersigned
by the parenthesis b) of the paragraph 2 of the Article 16 in its
Annex "AND" of the "Letter of Havana" of March
24 1948.
The Portuguese constitution
of 1933, clearly states that the territory of Cabinda is a separate
from any other of its colonial or protected territories.
Identically documents
from the United Nations and from the Organization of World Commerce
clearly state that the territory of Cabinda is a separate and independent
territory of that another.
Both the Organization
for African Unit OUA in 1964, identifies Cabinda has the territory
with the number 39 in line to become decolonized and the territory
of Angola with the numbers 35, has well as the United Nations in November
20, 1962 they acknowledge the desire of auto determination of the
People of Cabinda.
The countries of the European
Union have signed the Letter of the United Nations, the Letter of
Havana, the Universal Declaration of the Human rights, the Convention
of Vienna on Diplomatic Relations, the Resolutions 1514 (on the concession
of Independence to the countries and colonial Peoples, 1960), and
the 1803 (permanent Sovereignty on the natural resources 1962) of
the Nations United and many more other treaties and international
agreements in this same respect.
The Republic of Cabinda
is the de facto Government of Cabinda. It has been a de facto government
since the 1974 Conference of Alvor in which Portugal illegally transferred
Cabinda to Angola despite Cabinda's previous separate status as the
Portuguese Protectorate known as the Portuguese Congo under the 1885
Treaty of Simulambuco. The Cabinda de facto Government has maintained
itself against Angola inside Cabinda continually since 1974. The President
of Cabinda is His Excellency N'zita Henriques Tiago. Ministerial responsibility
is split between the Office of the President and the High Commission
in London which is responsible for the foreign relations, religion,
resources, tourism, commerce, banking, judiciary, information, and
telecommunications portfolios. The President has direct command of
the armed forces, interior, finance, and political ministries.
The internal political
parties of Cabinda are sometimes confused with the Republic of Cabinda.
The Republic of Cabinda is a unity government whose members include
but are not limited to the majority FLEC-FAC political front where
all Cabinda political party’s are and can be present. FLEC-FAC
itself is a coalition of parties and organizations including the armed
forces. In recent years following the successful example of Botswana,
the Republic of Cabinda has recruited outside experts to help and
assist the building of civil society in terms of an independent judiciary,
legal system, and economic development.
INTERNATIONAL
LAW
THE RIGHT OF
LEGATION OF THE EXPATRIATED GOVERNMENTS
The right of the legation
accompanies the governments that are expatriated, such has in the
event of war for not falling into the hands of the enemy; this succeeded,
for example, during the second world war (from 1938 at 1945), to the
governments from Poland, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Yugoslavia and
Luxemburg, they expatriated to prevent them to fall in the hands of
the enemy, has such they moved to Great Britain fixing the headquarters
of its legation right in London, from where they credited and received
all diplomatic agents.
A de facto government
requires no diplomatic recognition to conduct itself under international
law. Both United States and international courts have repeatedly accorded
legal standing to de facto governments.
De facto governments may
conduct foreign relations with sovereign states which have not extended
de jure recognition to them. Section 107 of the Restatement (Second)
of Foreign Relations Law of the United States 119651 states that:
"An entity not recognized as a state but meeting the requirements
for recognition specified in § 100 of controlling a territory
and population and engaging in foreign relations], or an entity recognized
as a state whose regime is not recognized as its government, has the
rights of a state under international law in relation to a non-recognizing
state..." See also Article 74 of the Vienna Convention on the
Law of Treaties which states that "The severance or absence of
diplomatic or consular relations between two or more States does not
prevent the conclusion of treaties between those States".
International
Recognition of Cabinda
In the past the Republic
of Cabinda has enjoyed a close working relationship with the former
governments of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the former
Zaire. In fact, so cordial were relations with Zaire that its leader
called for a plebiscite in Cabinda on the issue of independence. The
current weak minority regimes in these states however are now allied
with Angola which maintains troops in both countries capitals.
The Republic of Cabinda
through its majority party FLEC-FAC is a member of the UNPO. The UNPO
(Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization in The Hague) enjoys
NGO status at the United Nations. UNPO members include Taiwan, Somaliland,
Tibet and Kosovo.
The condition and situation
of the Republic of Cabinda is similar to the condition and situation
of the Arab Republic Democratic Saharaui.
So much the Republic of
Cabinda like the Arab Republic Democratic Saharaui is not member of
the United Nations. If a nation, is not member of the United Nations
it doesn't remove them its status of Nation.
Not to" belong to
the United Nations is not an impediment for their recognition and
establishment of Relationships Diplomats. It is for that reason that
the Republic of Bolivia recognized to the Arab Democratic Republic
of Saharaui as a nation in date 1412-1982. It is for that reason that
in January of this year, his Excellency the President of the Arab
Democratic Republic of Saharaui, attended the transmission of control
of his Excellency the President of the Republic of Bolivia.
The Republic of Cabinda
and its associated entities, the National Bank of Cabinda and the
Cabinda Law Society are also acknowledged by the African Union's Commission
on Human and People's Rights which will be hearing the international
legal case Cabinda vs. Angola filed by the Republic of Cabinda regarding
control of natural resources in Cabinda. The Republic of Cabinda also
has dealt with agencies of the United Nations including the UN Human
Rights Office, UN High Commissioner for Refugees, and the UN Office
for the Coordination of I humanitarian Affairs.
Under the Geneva
Conventions of 1949, it is a war crime to transfer, directly
or indirectly, the civilian population of a country power onto land
under that country's military occupation. The reasoning for this crime
is to emphasise that it is a violation of International Law to annex
territory through military force.
Diplomatic Presence
The Republic of Cabinda
maintains a Permanent Mission in Paris and a High Commission in London.
Diplomatic representatives for Italy, England, Madeira, the Vatican,
San Marino, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia have been named. Ongoing
negotiations regarding bilateral relations are being conducted with
Bolivia, Oromonia, Somaliland, Katanga, Democratic Republic of the
Congo, Southern Cameroon and Caprivi. FLEC-FAC maintains liaison offices
in the Congos, the Hague, and Paris.
Economic Development
The National Bank of Cabinda
has recently issued postage stamps and established Cabinda's first
currency, the Cabinda. Escudo, which is on par with the Central
African Franc. Cabinda National Petroleum has been in negotiation
with several oil companies pending the outcome of the African Commission
case.
Future Outlook
Angola's current government,
the MPLA, is an increasingly unpopular Dictatorship regime which has
been accused of looting Angola's resources and committing genocide.
Elections called for the by the United Nations have yet to take place.
Free and fair elections would result in regime change and a change
in Cabinda's status. The main opposition party in Angola, UNITA, has
called for participation of FLEC-FAC and President N'Zita Henriques
Tiago in any future political outcome for Cabinda.
The Republic of Cabinda
expects to become the de jure government of Cabinda within the near
future. Current civil society initiatives are in place to avoid economic
disruption and smooth a political transition. Cabinda supports all
human rights regimes including the Geneva Convention and the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights.
Da
Sucessão de Estados Quanto aos Tratados O Caso do Enclave de
Cabinda
Amnesty International
Report 2007
Forced evictions continued and hundreds
of families were left without shelter. There were reports of human
rights violations by police, including unlawful killings and torture.
Little progress was made towards eradicating impunity. One police
officer was prosecuted and 10 others dismissed for various offences.
In Cabinda, human rights violations continued despite the signing
of a peace agreement with a separatist movement. Human rights defenders
and political activists were harassed and some were briefly detained,
while a human rights organization was banned.
Human rights defenders
Human rights defenders remained at
risk of persecution. In September, members of the Provincial Criminal
Investigative Police (DPIC) arbitrarily arrested human rights defender
Raul Danda at the airport in Cabinda city. He was unlawfully detained
at the DPIC
headquarters for more than the 48 hours allowed by law. He was charged
with instigating, inciting and condoning crimes against the security
of the state, and transferred to the Cabinda Civil Prison. He was
released four weeks later pending trial, but his trial had not
started by the end of the year. Raul Danda is a member of the human
rights organization Mpalabanda–Cabinda Civic Association,which
was banned by the Cabinda Provincial Court in July for alleged involvement
in political activities. An appeal against the ban had not been heard
by the end of the year.
Cabinda
In August the government and the Cabindan
Forum for Dialogue (Forum Cabindés para o Diálogo, FCD)
signed a peace agreement to end the armed conflict in the province.
The agreement provided for the demilitarization of combatants of the
armed Front for the Liberation of the Cabinda Enclave (Frente de Libertação
do Enclave de Cabinda, FLEC) and their integration in the Angolan
Armed Forces (Forças Armadas Angolanas, FAA) and government.
It also provided for an amnesty for crimes against the security of
the state committed in the context of the armed conflict, which was
subsequently approved by the National Assembly. However, FLEC and
other organizations rejected the agreement, saying that it had been
signed by a former President of the FCD who had been expelled from
the organization in April and that he did not represent their views.
Following the signing of the peace agreement there were unconfirmed
reports of fighting between FAA and FLEC combatants.
There were no known investigations
into numerous reports of human rights violations by the police and
the FAA in Cabinda, including extrajudicial executions, torture, rape
and arbitrary detentions.
b In January Francisco Banheva was beaten by soldiers who found him
and his wife working their fields in the Mbata-Missinga area of Ncutu
commune, disobeying a FAA order specifying the days that people in
the area could tend their fields. He reportedly died as a result of
the beating the next day.
In June, the new Angolan Catholic bishop,
whose appointment in February 2005 from outside the province had provoked
violent protests, took office.
Following the swearing-in ceremony,
police reportedly arrested 28 members of Mpalabanda who were meeting
to discuss the establishment of good relations with the new bishop.
They were released without charge later that day.
We ask Why?
Why was Father Jorge Casimiro Kongo taken to Prison
1 May 2007
Father
Jorge Casimiro Kongo, defender of the Human basic rights of the oppressed
Cabinda People
Why has Father Jorge Casimiro Kongo
been arrested by the MPLA on the 21 April 2007 and is still detained
today 1 May 2007.
The tensions in the centre of the Clergy
of Cabinda had intensified since the nomination of the Bastard Filomeno
Vieira Days from the MPLA, cousin of Hélder Vieira Days "Kopelipa",
head of the Military House of the Presidency of the MPLA and considered
by the newspaper "Angolense Weekly" has one of the richest
men of Angola.
So We Ask Why as the Bastard of Filomeno
Dias, asked the MPLA “police” to impression the Cabinda
Natural Priest Jorge Casimiro Kongo.
N'kunga Tsi
Kabinda Tsi luzitu beni
i fwang' a ko, Matondo ma nene beni ma ke mu bana baku, N'vingu n'zingu
u nungwang' a ko, Befu boso wa tu n'tchinzin kanga
Mu nana Kumi N'gondi Mweka, Lumbu tchi luzitu lu Bwala, Tu n'vumunna
mangolo, Ma n'kuna mona, Wa i dula i phanga
N'doko Bwala, Tu baka lu kuku, Lu tsi i luzitu beni, i ba kulu bitu
Tu kanana, tu budana tu n'liyata va tchimweka, mu n'zingu mu ku ituma,
Ku natanaga n'tela mu tchi limbu, Mbwetila mweka i tu nata, Ku lu
nungu lu mana
Muna tsi i luzitu beni, Muna Bwala, Twala zimbakana ko, Bi fwila muna
n'vita
Kabinda Tsi luzitu beni
i fwang' a ko, Matondo ma nene beni ma ke mu bana baku, N'vingu n'zingu
u nungwang' a ko, Befu boso wa tu n'tchinzin kanga
Mu nana Kumi N'gondi Mweka, Lumbu tchi luzitu lu Bwala, Tu n'vumunna
mangolo, Ma n'kuna mona, Wa i dula i phanga
N'doko Bwala, Tu baka lu kuku, Lu tsi i luzitu beni, i ba kulu bitu
Tu kanana, tu budana tu n'liyata va tchimweka, mu n'zingu mu ku ituma,
Ku natanaga n'tela mu tchi limbu, Mbwetila mweka i tu nata, Ku lu
nungu lu mana
Muna tsi i luzitu beni, Muna Bwala, Twala zimbakana ko, Bi fwila muna
n'vita
Kabinda Tsi luzitu beni
i fwang' a ko, Matondo ma nene beni ma ke mu bana baku, N'vingu n'zingu
u nungwang' a ko, Befu boso wa tu n'tchinzin kanga
Mu nana Kumi N'gondi Mweka, Lumbu tchi luzitu lu Bwala, Tu n'vumunna
mangolo, Ma n'kuna mona, Wa i dula i phanga
N'doko Bwala, Tu baka lu kuku, Lu tsi i luzitu beni, i ba kulu bitu
Tu kanana, tu budana tu n'liyata va tchimweka, mu n'zingu mu ku ituma,
Ku natanaga n'tela mu tchi limbu, Mbwetila mweka i tu nata, Ku lu
nungu lu mana
Muna tsi i luzitu beni, Muna Bwala, Twala zimbakana ko, Bi fwila muna
n'vita
CABINDA LATEST NEWS
27 MARCH 2008
No Electrical
Power Supply to the Cabinda population
The MPLA regime occupying
Cabinda has cut the power supply to the Cabinda population. There
is no electrical power supply to the population in Cabinda since the
last few days, and the situation continues. It is indeed a great blessing
to have the corrupt MPLA and its non elected government headed by
the Sao Tomense born “President” that speaks no native
language of any of the tribes present in the map of Angola. The man
has no tribe and no tribal language, we are impressed.
Persecution
to the Native Cabinda Priest continues
Priest like: Father Jorge Casimiro
Congo and Father Raul Taty are suffering a persecution and vendetta
from the part of the new angolan "Bishop" imposed by the
MPLA, he is saying and spreading lies in an attempt to denigrate this
two Priests.
NOTICE TO FOREIGN
OIL WORKERS STATIONED IN CABINDA
We regret to inform that the contracts
which your current employers have committed themselves to, have no
authority what so ever to sell, trade, give, share, deal in any manner
with the Cabinda Nation natural resources.
Therefore, we must state that your
presence in this situation is not welcomed.
Therefore, since you are there you
may remain in peace, we will soon take Sovereignty over our Dominion
and some of you may be asked to leave.
We much regret, that you have accepted
in the full capacity of your abilities a job knowingly that Cabinda
is under a criminal brutal and unelected foreign dictatorship regime.
This shows us, that you have no moral,
ethical or humain concerns to what happens to your fellow human begins,
and you are prepared, and ready to accept any job presented to you
no matter what may happen to others.
When our Imperial Troops
of the Cabinda Army and Navy will inevitabely soon Liberate all the
MPLA occupied zones in Cabinda, they will not disturb any foreign
civilian. You are not our objective, We are only concerned with foreign
and MPLA military crooks, and foreign "security personnel",
or any other personnel carrying or in use of guns and weapons. By
Cabinda Common Law only the Cabindan Armed Forces, the Army and Navy
and the Cabinda Police Force personnel may carry weapons. Has a civilian
you must NOT take involvement with this part, otherwise you will be
considered a treat to our Imperial Army and Navy.
THE MANNER IN
WHICH YOU MUST OBEY THE CABINDA AUTHORITIES
Once in the Presence and under the
Authority of the Cabinda Government and of the Cabinda Armed Forces
both the Army and Navy, you must remain calm; you are not a target,
only those who carry weapons must surrender them and comply with the
Cabinda Rule of Common Law.
We expect you to stop working and wait
for information from the Cabindan Authorities. There will be instructions
in the English language instructing you in what will happen next,
this is; drilling operations will resume and continue has normal but
under "New Management".
Your jobs are safe for the next 3/6
months, those who are known to sympathize with the communist MPLA will be “asked”
to leave and they will be escorted to the borders of the Country,
this will be done immediately on the same day or night. Those of
you, who have shown more common sense and favored the just cause
of Cabinda, will be allowed to stay for a period of 3 to 6 months.
Payment of your salaries will be guaranteed
by the same amount until you depart, you may depart freely before
that date if you so wish.
We will employ new personnel and these
will eventually replace you.
Cabinda Native Citizens will occupy
all the management and administrative positions, this is obvious.
Fuck Chevron Greedy mother fuckers.
José Marcos
Mavungo, Cabinda Citizen
Human Rights Activist
Cabinda February
1, 2007
"Therefore it is
not certainly with large military personnel present in Cabinda, neither
it is with the threats to the Human Right Activists and to the Armed
Resistance that will bring peace to Cabinda. History shows us that force
doesn’t produce righteousness, that guerrillas are almost never
defeated, that in the long run these “David’s” will
eventually defeat “Goliath” by the strategy of saturation".
"Portanto,
não serão certamente os grandes efectivos militares presentes
em Cabinda, nem tão pouco às ameaças aos activistas
dos Direitos Humanos e à resistência armada, que trarão
a paz para Cabinda. Aliás, a história nos ensina que a
força não faz o direito, que guerrilheiros quase nunca
são derrotados, que no longo prazo esses "Davids" derrotam
"Golias" pela estratégia da saturação"
Accords of Bilateral
Interest Signed between the Regimes of
Zanu PF Robert Mugabe & MPLA Jose Eduardo dos Santos
22 MARCH 2007
Unlected Home Affairs Minister of Angola,
Roberto Leal Monteiro "Ngongo", made an official’s visit
to its peer crumbling Zimbabwean Dictatorial Regime for the signing
of "accords of bilateral interest, such as of sharing of knowledge
and experiences” between the unleccted MPLA Regime and the Zanu
PF Regime.
1,500 Riot Angolan
MPLA Police is being sent to Zimbabwe
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"We Cabindans, our
children, our wives and our old, helpless parents have come, to the
attention of the MPLA, to seek truth and protection from the government
of which you are not legaly mandated to head, form or constitute. We
are impoverished and oppressed, unbearable conditions are imposed on
us, we are despised and not recognized as human beings. We are treated
as slaves, who must bear their fate and be silent. We have suffered
terrible things, but we are pressed ever deeper into the abyss of poverty,
ignorance and lack of rights."
Universal Declaration
of Human Rights
Adopted and proclaimed
by General Assembly resolution 217 A (III) of 10 December 1948
On December 10, 1948 the General Assembly
of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights the full text of which appears in the following pages.
Following this historic act the Assembly called upon all Member countries
to publicize the text of the Declaration and "to cause it to be
disseminated, displayed, read and expounded principally in schools and
other educational institutions, without distinction based on the political
status of countries or territories."
PREAMBLE
Whereas recognition of the inherent dignity
and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human
family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world,
Whereas disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous
acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind, and the advent of
a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief
and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration
of the common people,
Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse,
as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that
human rights should be protected by the rule of law,
Whereas it is essential to promote the development of friendly relations
between nations,
Whereas the peoples of the United Nations have in the Charter reaffirmed
their faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of
the human person and in the equal rights of men and women and have determined
to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom,
Whereas Member States have pledged themselves to achieve, in co-operation
with the United Nations, the promotion of universal respect for and
observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms,
Whereas a common understanding of these rights and freedoms is of the
greatest importance for the full realization of this pledge,
Now, Therefore THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY proclaims THIS UNIVERSAL DECLARATION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS as a common standard of achievement for all peoples
and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of
society, keeping this Declaration constantly in mind, shall strive by
teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms
and by progressive measures, national and international, to secure their
universal and effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples
of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under
their jurisdiction.
The Criminal MPLA
unelected Regime in Cabinda is in violation of the articles 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29
& 30 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Article 1
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They
are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another
in a spirit of brotherhood.
Article 2
Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this
Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour,
sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social
origin, property, birth or other status. Furthermore, no distinction
shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international
status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether
it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation
of sovereignty.
Article 3
Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.
Article 4
No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave
trade shall be prohibited in all their forms.
Article 5
No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading
treatment or punishment.
Article 6
Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before
the law.
Article 7
All are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination
to equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection
against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against
any incitement to such discrimination.
Article 8
Everyone has the right to an effective remedy by the competent national
tribunals for acts violating the fundamental rights granted him by the
constitution or by law.
Article 9
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.
Article 10
Everyone is entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing by
an independent and impartial tribunal, in the determination of his rights
and obligations and of any criminal charge against him.
Article 11
(1) Everyone charged with a penal offence has the right to be presumed
innocent until proved guilty according to law in a public trial at which
he has had all the guarantees necessary for his defence.
(2) No one shall be held guilty of any penal offence on account of any
act or omission which did not constitute a penal offence, under national
or international law, at the time when it was committed. Nor shall a
heavier penalty be imposed than the one that was applicable at the time
the penal offence was committed.
Article 12
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy,
family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation.
Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference
or attacks.
Article 13
(1) Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within
the borders of each state.
(2) Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own,
and to return to his country.
Article 14
(1) Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum
from persecution.
(2) This right may not be invoked in the case of prosecutions genuinely
arising from non-political crimes or from acts contrary to the purposes
and principles of the United Nations.
Article 15.
(1) Everyone has the right to a nationality.
(2) No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his nationality nor denied
the right to change his nationality.
Article 16
(1) Men and women of full age, without any limitation due to race, nationality
or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family. They are
entitled to equal rights as to marriage, during marriage and at its
dissolution.
(2) Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent
of the intending spouses.
(3) The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society
and is entitled to protection by society and the State.
Article 17
(1) Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association
with others.
(2) No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.
Article 18
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion;
this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom,
either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to
manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.
Article 19
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right
includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek,
receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless
of frontiers.
Article 20
(1) Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association.
(2) No one may be compelled to belong to an association.
Article 21
(1) Everyone has the right to take part in the government of his country,
directly or through freely chosen representatives.
(2) Everyone has the right of equal access to public service in his
country.
(3) The will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government;
this will shall be expressed in periodic and genuine elections which
shall be by universal and equal suffrage and shall be held by secret
vote or by equivalent free voting procedures.
Article 22
Everyone, as a member of society, has the right to social security and
is entitled to realization, through national effort and international
co-operation and in accordance with the organization and resources of
each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable
for his dignity and the free development of his personality.
Article 23
(1) Everyone has the right to work, to free choice of employment, to
just and favourable conditions of work and to protection against unemployment.
(2) Everyone, without any discrimination, has the right to equal pay
for equal work.
(3) Everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration
ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity,
and supplemented, if necessary, by other means of social protection.
(4) Everyone has the right to form and to join trade unions for the
protection of his interests.
Article 24
Everyone has the right to rest and leisure, including reasonable limitation
of working hours and periodic holidays with pay.
Article 25
(1) Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the
health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food,
clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and
the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability,
widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond
his control.
(2) Motherhood and childhood are entitled to special care and assistance.
All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same
social protection.
Article 26
(1) Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at
least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education
shall be compulsory. Technical and professional education shall be made
generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible
to all on the basis of merit.
(2) Education shall be directed to the full development of the human
personality and to the strengthening of respect for human rights and
fundamental freedoms. It shall promote understanding, tolerance and
friendship among all nations, racial or religious groups, and shall
further the activities of the United Nations for the maintenance of
peace.
(3) Parents have a prior right to choose the kind of education that
shall be given to their children.
Article 27
(1) Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life
of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement
and its benefits.
(2) Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material
interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production
of which he is the author.
Article 28
Everyone is entitled to a social and international order in which the
rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration can be fully realized.
Article 29
(1) Everyone has duties to the community in which alone the free and
full development of his personality is possible.
(2) In the exercise of his rights and freedoms, everyone shall be subject
only to such limitations as are determined by law solely for the purpose
of securing due recognition and respect for the rights and freedoms
of others and of meeting the just requirements of morality, public order
and the general welfare in a democratic society.
(3) These rights and freedoms may in no case be exercised contrary to
the purposes and principles of the United Nations.
Article 30
Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as implying for any State,
group or person any right to engage in any activity or to perform any
act aimed at the destruction of any of the rights and freedoms set forth
herein.
J.M., a 55-year-old traditional
healer, Ntsaca village. On 2 March 2003, she was beaten and
imprisoned in a pit for three days at the military's special Belize
unit. She was accused of performing prayers for the Front for the Liberation
of the Cabinda Enclave (FLEC). On the fourth day, she was forced to
dress in an FAA uniform to serve as a guide to lead the army to her
brothers, who were reportedly members of FLEC. When she refused, an
officer slapped her 80 times on the hand with the side of a machete.
She was released shortly thereafter.
Reaffirmation Letter of
the Constitution
of the Independence of the Republic of Cabinda
"The People and the Regency of the
Republic of Cabinda, reminding the Peoples of the world that have Proclaimed
the Letter of the United Nations and accepted the Letter of Havana",
along with the “Universal Declaration of the Human Rights”,
the “Convention of Vienna on Relationships Diplomats” the
Resolution 1514, the Resolution 1803 of the United Nations, and keeping
in mind the text of the same in which affirms: "That the Peoples
of the world have proclaimed in the Letter of the United Nations that
they are resolved to reaffirm the faith in the fundamental rights of
all humans, in the dignity and the human person's value, in the equality
of men and women rights and of the big and small nations, and to elevate
the level of life inside a wider concept of the freedom, equality, respect,
wisdom and fraternity."
That the frontiers of the present territory
called Angola were fixed by foreign European powers in the conference
of Berlin 1884-1885, where it is evidenced that the Nation Country and
Territory of Cabinda is not and has never been part of the so called
territory of Angola, besides that they always have been two separate
territories geographically and had never shared a border among themselves,
not have they shared any frontier, as well as it is both in the ethnic
and linguistic level.
All the countries signatories to the
Conference of Berlin on the 26th February 1885 (Great Britain, Austria,
Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, The Low Countries,
Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Norway, Turkey, and the United States
of North America), they took knowledge that the Kingdom of Portugal
signed the Treaty of Simulambuco on the 1st of February 1885 with the
Governors and Princes of Cabinda and later on, they made it to be recognized,
homologated and used in conformity to that of the Records of Berlin
on the 26th of February of 1885, in this manner the territory of Cabinda
became a Portuguese Protectorate and their Status of Protectorate was
countersigned by the inclusive b) of the paragraph 2 of the Article
16 of the "Letter of Havana" of the 24th of March 1948.
The constitution of Portugal of 1933
clearly states that the territory of Cabinda, distinct from any other
territory including that of Angola.
As well many Official documents of the
United Nations and of the World Trade Organization clearly state and
consider the territory of Cabinda different and independent to the territory
of Angola.
Both the Organization for African Unit
(OUA) in 1964, identifies Cabinda the territory with number 39 in the
list to be decolonized and states the territory of Angola a totally
different number giving it the number 35, clearly separating both countries,
further more the United Nations on the 20th of November 1962 took notice
of the desire for auto determination of the People of Cabinda.
The peoples of the world, aware of the
growing conflicts that it originates the fact of denying the freedom
to those peoples or to impede it, which constitutes a direct and serious
threat to the world peace....
Convinced that all the peoples are entitled
to an inalienable right to absolute freedom, to the exercise of their
sovereignty and the total integrity of their national territory...
Proclaiming the necessity to put a quick
end, and unconditionally to colonialism in all its forms and manifestations
for the achievement of economic, social and cultural development of
the militant peoples...
The People of Cabinda reaffirms solemnly
before the international community, based on popular free will, and
based on the principles of democratic alternatives:
The constitution of a Free, Independent
and Sovereign State, governed by a national Constitutional Democratic
system, of African Humanist tendency, of Christian progressive confession
that acquires has its form of regime that of the Republic of Cabinda.
In accordance with its doctrine, orientation it declares itself has
an African Free and Sovereign State, as well for its own free and spontaneous
will proclaims:
1. The respect to the treaties and the
international commitments in the mark of the respect for Peoples Auto
Determination.
2. The adhesion to the Letter of the
UN.
3. The adhesion to the Letter of Havana.
4. The adhesion to the Letter of the
Organization of African Unity.
5. The adhesion to the Universal Declaration
of Human rights.
6. The adhesion to the Declaration on
the Concession of the Independence to the Countries and colonial peoples.
7. The adhesion to the Convention of
Vienna on Diplomatic Relationships.
8. The adhesion to the Resolution on
"Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources ".
The People of the Republic of Cabinda
having decided to defend its Independence and its territorial integrity
and to exercise the control of its resources and natural wealth, fights
along side all Peoples lovers of peace and for the maintenance of the
primordial values of peace, the international security and the fight
against poverty and the respect for Human rights.
Affirms its support to all the Movements
of Liberation of all Peoples under unlawful colonial dominance.
In this historical time we had been able
to maintain and recover more than 80% of our territory, all Cabindas;
Reaffirm the Constitution of Independence of the Republic of Cabinda,
and we request our siblings and all the lawfully elected and constituted
countries of the world to RECOGNIZE diplomatically Our Nation, at the
same time that it manifests its aspiration of establishing reciprocal
relationships based on friendship, cooperation and in the non inference
in its internal issues.
The Republic of Cabinda, requests from
international community that believe in the values of freedom, justice,
equality of the men, as the respect to the self-determination of Peoples
has a fundamental base for the progress of the whole world and a future
of peace and friendship among the nations of the world:
That they may support us in the building
and in the development of Our Nation to guarantee, a better future for
all Cabindas.
All that here given, is the command and
the will of all Cabindas.
Cabinda, 14th of December 2006
REPUBLIC
OF CABINDA PASSPORTS
National
Schools Construction Project for the Republic of Cabinda
National
University of Cabinda Construction Project for the Republic of Cabinda
General
Hospital and Health Centres Construction Project for the Republic
of Cabinda
UN Resolution 1514 (XV)
947th plenary meeting,
14 December 1960
Declaration
on the granting of independence to colonial countries and peoples
UN Resolution 742 (VIII)
General Assembly 8th Session,
27 November 1953
Factors
taken into account in deciding whether a Territory is or is not a Territory
whose people have not yet attained a full measure of self-government.
UNPO
General Assembly VIII
Adopts Resolution on Situation in Cabinda
2006-11-01
The UNPO General Assembly;
Considering that Article 73, Chapter
XI, of the United Nations Charter recognizes the Right of all peoples
to self-determination;
Emphasising that Cabinda was and is a
Portuguese protectorate by virtue of the Treaty of Simulambuco in 1885;
Considering that when it was founded
in May 1963, the Organisation of African Unity recognised Cabinda as
the 39th territory on the African continent to be decolonized, and that
this reality has since been ignored;
Regretting that Portugal, former protecting
power, has abandoned the territory of Cabinda, its protectorate, without
organizing a referendum for self-determination to allow the Cabindan
people to choose their future; in violation to all the treaties of Chimfuma
(1883), Chicamba (1884), and Simulambuco (1885), instead illegally annexing
the Territory of Cabinda to Angola;
Expressing grave concern at the continued
violations of human rights in the Territory of Cabinda, including inter
alia extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, killings of civilians,
torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, deaths in custody, absence
of due process of law, severe restrictions on freedoms of opinion, expression,
assembly and association, violations of freedom of movement, forced
relocation, and the imposition of oppressive measures directed in particular
at human rights defenders in Cabinda;
Concerned by the persecution of Cabindan
refugees in Congo Brazzaville and Congo Kinshasa (RDC), as well as their
forced repatriation without guarantees or security and in spite of the
decision taken in January 2004 by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees;
Concerned by the arbitrary imprisonment
of Mr. Raul Danda, spokesperson of the Cabindan Civil Association MPALABANDA,
as well as other members of this organisation;
Concerned by the recent imprisonment
of members of the Catholic Church at the request of the Angolan Bishop
Filomeno;
Pleased by the formation of the Forum
for Dialogue and Peace, composed of members of the various liberation
movements, civil society and the church, and so forming the broadest
possible platform for negotiating a peaceful resolution to the Cabinda
conflict;
Concerned about the so-called Agreement
for Peace and Cessation of Hostility, signed by the Government of Angola
and a small group of Cabindan people in the name of the Forum for Dialogue,
but without consultation, participation and agreement of its members,
nor with the people of Cabinda, and therefore without any legitimacy.
Therefore, we urge The UNPO General
Assembly to:
1. Condemn all human rights abuses committed
in Cabinda by the Army of the Republic of Angola;
2. Call upon the Government of the Republic
of Angola to Respect the Cabindan Peoples’ rights, including their
right to self determination;
3. Call upon the conflicting parties,
in particular the Government of Angola, to commit themselves to an honest
dialogue, aimed at finding a peaceful solution to the conflict through
broad-based negotiations and consultations with legitimate interlocutors;
4. Call upon the Republic of Angola to
stop all acts of intimidation and forced repatriation of Cabindan refugees
whilst there is no peace in the territory;
5. Strongly urge the Government of the
Republic of Angola to release immediately and unconditionally detained
political leaders, including Raul Danda, as well as all other political
prisoners and all other prisoners of conscience;
6. Call once again upon all companies,
including multi-national oil companies, operating in Cabinda, to respect
the human rights and self-determination of the People of Cabinda, including
their right to manage and control the natural resources of their land;
7. Encourage humanitarian organizations
and governments to come to the aid of Cabindan refugees in the Democratic
Republic of Congo-Kinshasa, Republic of Congo-Brazzaville, and elsewhere,
who are living under dire conditions, and without educational opportunities;
8. Request the General Secretary of UNPO
to strongly consider despatching a UNPO mission to Cabinda in order
to assess the dire conditions of the people and to report these back
to UNPO.
KILANSI KIA KABINDA
O QUE VAI ACONTECER
DEPOIS DA INDEPENDENCIA
Com a entrada das forcas de Libertação
Nacional em Tchiowa será esta para defender e proteger todo o
Cidadão de Cabinda. Em três meses as forcas de Libertação
de Cabinda formarão a policia de Cabinda e formar-se-a o Exercito
de Cabinda para defesa Nacional.
A Frente de Libertação
de Cabinda fará eleições (FLEC-FAC) de seguida
com a participação de toda a sociedade civil e religiosa
para eleger todos os órgãos de administração
do estado e da Nação de Cabinda, qualifica todo o Cidadão
de Cabinda maior de idade 18 anos.
As eleições de Cabinda
serão livres e feitas com transparência, onde todos terão
o direito de votar e eleger quem queiram.
A FLEC ira criar um Parlamento de Cabinda
onde todos terão o direito de representar a sua povoação,
aldeia, vila ou cidade.
Os Cabindas terão o direito de
propor votar e fazer as suas próprias leis para a boa administração
e governo de todas as populações de Cabinda.
O Estado de Cabinda assegurara.
A prosperidade da Nação
a irradiação da pobreza de Cabinda devera ser uma prioridade,
assim como o bem estar a população Cabinda a sua educação
saúde e bem estar social e familiar.
A Educação dos Cabindas
e’ muito importante todo o Cabinda recebera a melhor educação
possível, cada Cabinda dirá qual e a que nível
a que aspira, o Governo de Cabinda dará todo o suporte para com
todo o Cabinda que deseje instruir-se.
O Governo Nacional de Cabinda construíra
hospitais em todas as cidades e vilas nas aldeias haverá clinicas
e postos médicos de atenção a todo Cabinda de forma
gratuita. A atenção medica bem como operações
serão suportadas pelo Governo Nacional de Cabinda.
Toda a saúde publica será
gratuita nos Hospitais de Cabinda para a população.
A educação primaria, secundaria,
colegial superior e Universitária será gratuita a todo
o Cabinda tenha a idade que tiver desde jovem ao mais velho todo o Cidadão
Cabinda que quiser se instruir e estudar será auxiliado pelo
estado de Cabinda.
1 - Aos Jovens de Cabinda terão
a garantia de continuação dos seus estudos e garantia
de trabalho digno e profissional.
Cada Cabinda de idade compreendidas de
18 a 33 anos recebera do Banco Nacional de Cabinda por ano $10.000 Dólares
anuais.
2 – A população
adulta activa.
Garantia de trabalho digno e suporte
para uma continua formação profissional e ou continuar
os seus estudos.
Cada Cabinda de idade compreendidas de
34 a 50 anos recebera do Banco Nacional de Cabinda por ano $20.000 Dólares
anuais.
Aos casais que estiverem casados receberão
$5.000 por ano por cada filhos que tiverem de 1 dia de nascimento a
5 anos, e $7.000 por ano por cada filhos com idades compreendidas de
6 a 17 anos inclusive.
3 – Aos mais velhos.
A seguridade de uma vida cómoda
e digna para os mais velhos e idosos o cuidado e velo pela sua saúde,
se instalara todas as facilidades medicas possíveis e velaremos
por encontrar e instalar todas as melhores facilidades modernas possíveis
para tratar a saúde de todo Cabinda.
Cada Cabinda de idade compreendidas de
51 anos a ate a maior idade alcançada recebera do Banco Nacional
de Cabinda por ano $30.000 Dólares anuais.
NOSSOS DEVERES
COMO CABINDAS
1- Nossas obrigações
Ajudar todo o combatente Cabinda.
Para alem de ser um dever e’ uma obrigação que cada
Cabinda lute pela sua autodeterminação, pela sua dignidade
como indivíduo e como ser humano.
No inicio de 2007 a política do Governo de Libertação
Nacional será de ofensiva, haverá grande ofensivas do
exercito de unidade nacional FLEC-FAC.
Igualmente e nosso dever como Cabindas
de manter a nossa identidade cultural viva, a nossa língua Ibinda
deve ser aprendida e falada por todo Cabinda com orgulho, a língua
Ibinda e’ a língua de honra, por devemos facilitar que
os nossos filhos aprendam a nossa língua ancestral. Todo o Cabinda
deve ter e sentir orgulho no coração da sua terra, cultura
tradição usos e costumes.
2 - Nossos direitos.
Todo o Cabinda tem o direito inerente
como cidadão Cabinda.
3 – Comportamento para
com o inimigo.
Ao fim de 31 anos de ocupação
Angolana 70% da população Cabinda vive debaixo da linha
de pobreza.
O tempo de falar com o inimigo já
expirou, nenhum Cabinda tem nada para falar com o MPLA e’ um monologo,
por tal não existe dialogo, a liberdade e o bem estar do povo
de Cabinda não pode esperar, os cidadãos de Cabinda demandam
a sua liberdade imediata.
O Cabinda nunca deve acreditar em nada
que um Angolano diga. Todo o Cabinda na presença dos Angolano
deve usar de prudência e deve ter consciência de que tudo
o que diga pode ser usado pelo inimigo contra os Cabindas e pôr
em perigo a liberdade do povo de Cabinda, cautela, silencio e’
o melhor comportamento que um Cabinda deve ter na presença de
um Angolano.
4 - Comportamento que um Cabinda
deve ter para com os estrangeiros.
O comportamento de um Cabinda na presença
de um estrangeiro deve ser de discrição e sigilo.
O Cabinda deve verificar quais são
os estrangeiros que estão contra os interesses do povo de Cabinda
nomeadamente a sua autodeterminação como Nação
e Povo e deve advertir pôr meio de cautela aos demais Cabindas
de qual posição partilha esse determinado estrangeiro.
5 – Comportamento para
com os que atraicionam a Pátria.
Todo o Cabinda deve manter silencio absoluto
e não dirigir palavra ou falar com aqueles que se suspeita de
colaboração com o inimigo esses são os Judas do
Povo de Cabinda os traidores da Pátria.
THE KILLING OF THE BAKONGO BY THE MPLA OR THE GENOCIDE OF THE
BAKONGO TRIBE IN LAND OCCUPIED
BY THE MPLA OF ANGOLA
22 January 1993: The MPLA Military forces
and the Angolan national police have massacred civilians, mostly Bakongo
in several cities.
Several reports suggest that this was
a deliberate attempt by the MPLA (composed of Kimbundo & Sao Tomense
ethnic tribes) to deliberately destroy the Bakongo Tribe, Ethnic Cleansing.
The number of dead is confirmed to be in the hundreds, most reports
suggest between 100 to 150 dead. Some Ovimbundu were also killed. This
massacre, is called "Bloody Friday" perpetuated.
A N'Kongo, is a son of this land bequeathed
by our ancestors which presently is annexed to something called angola.
In this non existent country product
of the ignorant Portuguese colonial mind we find the Kimbundu tribe
overruling the Ovimbundu and other tribes, in this fictitious Country
referred form now on as angola. The capital of this fictitious state
is called Sao Pedro de Luanda to give its full portuguese colonial name
and was established as the fictitious angolan country's capital by the
Constitution; no one knows who voted for such a constitution.
It is funny that a city that occupies
an area in Kimbundu's tribe was chosen as the capital. In this fake
state called angola if you are from Luanda or knowing the Kimbundu language
makes you a true angolan, or "more" angolan than others, we
Bakongos are not angolans and we wish nothing to do with the angolans
if the Kimbundu and the Ovimbundu wish one another so mote it be but
we Bakongos wish neither.
We would like to remind the International
Community of our feelings, just as BEN GURION extolled for the creation
of today's State of Israel.
Consult history, it is written by men,
we, Bakongos, already had our State, we do not need to create it again
because it already existed, and it still exists.
We are not "Zairians", the
name Zairian comes from the Zaire River that was written by Diogo Cao
because he did not know, how to pronounce the word "N'zadi".
We do not belong to angola, or anybody. We have our history and culture,
and we will never succumb to its destruction, no matter who that would
be, kinfua nfua kimpinga m'pinga vo ka mu ntekelo ko, mu muana.
Let it be known that we are Bakongos,
children of King N'Zinga a N'Kuvu, from the Kongo, and neither murderers
nor public infractions will make us turn our backs to our African and
Bakongo dignity.
It is terrible to die just for being
Mukongo. Who is the native that cannot live in the capital of his country?
Why is it a crime being a Kikongo? No one will be able to say that this
oil that angola is so proud of comes from the Kicongos land. Have we
ever asked for compensation? Or put this in a check? Who are the ones
that kill us? And why do they kill us? Aren't we humans?
We demand an explicit action by the unelected
State Government of the fictitious state of angola and the religious
authorities, and the unelected political parties, without pretexts or
hidden motives. Shall we continue to watch impatiently our brothers
die just because they do not know how to speak Portuguese well? What
is the official national language, portuguese or Kikongo? Who is angolan,
Paulo Dias de Novais or Nimi a Lukeni? What's the crime for wearing
the cloth? In Africa, only the "exiled" wear the cloth. In
Togo, Nigeria, Zambia, Cameroon, Congo, Zaire, and even Mozambique,
has anyone ever killed a person for wearing the cloth? We are all tired
of knowing that during Carnival in Victoria, angolan traditional party,
people dance with cloths in the parades. Why don't they dance with wearing
pants, which is considered other people's culture? Is this African?
Let's think about the ones that are against the cloth...
Why are people in this fake state of
angola killed because they don’t speak portuguese and they only
speak kikongo? What's the reason for this sacrilege? Why are we the
ones to be sacrificed? Is it because we are weak? Less fanatic? The
ones that like the Bible?
During the fight against the European
coloners the Bakongo people where at the forefront of the fight and
the list of Kicongo great heroes is long. But let's remember only the
leaders Benedito, Bufa, M'Bidi Emilio, N'donda and others... in the
so called second war of liberation; no one remembers commandant Mawete,
and Moni mambu. In the end our contribution was nil. And now, talking
about the exiled ones who during the colonial oppression did not go
to Brazil, Portugal, Zambia, Zaire or Congo looking for tranquillity?
Nevertheless, whomever is the exiled
will be also the next category of innocent children that escaping this
month in Soyo to Zaire, as well as in the Lundas to the same destination?
Why aren't we understood in the countries where we went looking for
asylum?
Does any portuguese suffer retaliation
at the beach? Or is any angolan exiled from Portugal told to stop the
taxi and be forced to speak Kimbundu as a life saving test? This is
hatred and surpasses the justification for power and people's rage,
after all, what people, the same ones that we are part of, and no one
help us during that bloody Friday, nor protected us from the crazy policemen.
IT'S ALL A LIE, no victim in this world is able to forget his aggressor;
we saw a police car (Nissan) using speakers at the Asa Branca square
saying: "Let's get rid of all exiled ones, it's not by accident
nor is the people the perpetrators of these horrendous crimes inspired
by our democratic press, the popular educator that since 1976 has never
been able to see the difference between a Mucongo and a Zairian, consequently,
some of the dead (N'Simba Antonio...) did not know where Zaire's border
was, they were born in colonial ruled Mbanza Congo Angolan and killed
in Mbanza Congo MPLA Angolan Army controlled territory, therefore, where
were they exiled from? But the MPLA unelected Deputy Minister of Communication
that controls everything is not passed just because he is not from Uige,
was never in Zaire, even in FNLA and afterwards USA? Only if he is "zaza"
not American nor Uncle Sam nor Yankee. This is dangerous. Would it be
a vendetta against the Bakongos? We cannot continue to cry, they attack
us Bakongos everyday. There's not a day that goes by that an exiled
person is not beaten and people get money in the Kwanzaas and Congolese’s.
Why do the policemen that patrol Mabor
and Palenca walk around with pockets filled with money? We do not have
a newspaper to help us Bakongos.
Why? Is it fear? Or familiarity and crime
complicity? Who could accept seeing a dead woman with a knife in her
vagina? Where are the human rights? Just because she wore the cloth?
Unfortunately, besides the accidents that cannot be helped in Bakongo
territory, there are also incomprehensible murders. An exiled man was
cut up just because decided to sell his things at the "Roque".
Where is the crime?
What happened to the public peace? When
the MPLA police in plain view of the Congolese shot a young lady because
she pronounced the letter “R” with a stronger accent while
pronouncing the word Rice (Arroz).
At lgreja Evangelica Baptista de Neves
Bendinha (Neves Bendinha Baptist Church), our bibles were burned by
the MPLA. Why throw rocks at the worshipers at lgreja da Samba (Samba
Church), when all of us heard the MPLA unelected government's “commitment”
during the Pope's visit to Angola? If you want to see for yourself go
to Neves Bendinha and you will see that the church's lot was divided
by people that built their houses with parts of the church, and all
of this was done without the unelected MPLA government's interference.
Why all this anger, the vote? Dr. Savimbi
won the elections in Uige and Zaire provinces or was UNITA the winner?
But, who are the ones that accuse us of voting for UNITA, and why should
this be a crime?
Today, in the artificial country of Angola
newspaper, they have in the past printed and accusing us from coming
to their capital Luanda wearing slippers and today we have homes and
video.
These same newspapers remain silence
in reference to the origin of the money of many, foreign cars, and houses
repaired with foreign money, and also by foreign companies.
After all, who owns the apartment in
the City of Porto in Europe where the unelected MPLA Deputy Minister
of Education goes during is repeated vacations? Is she also an exiled?
Has the press ever told the people about the punishment received by
Monty that watched a warehouse burn during the South African march,
and afterward became the Minister of Oil and left the Bakongos land?
Stole money and went to France, the whole press heard that, but now
with his reappearance in Luanda, he is remodelling his mansion along
with Dnefa, right in front of that same Angolan newspaper.
We are Bakongos; they force us to consider
ourselves as such because we do not see other crimes.
If it is the fact of being Zairians,
why not invade the Zairian Embassy that is located in Vila Alice instead
of looking for them at the square and surely not finding them. Getting
them mixed up with Bakongos, 40 people dead is not the balance of the
Blood Friday massacre, or three injured, we know the victims because
the majority are our mothers, aunts and sisters: the grieve belongs
to all Bakongos, you see in their sad faces.... It is not worth just
crying, the democracy will come someday and we will have other journalists
and certainly not the Kukas and Kokas, that the biographies are not
interested in mentioning.
Everyone should seriously meditate about
the jokes and caricatures shown in the Angola newspaper that insults
and aims always at the Bakongos before the silence from all Bakongos....
If someone could lend us a Nelson Mandela instead of those that carry
around diplomatic passports, each and everyone should seriously ponder
at home, work, street, church, beach, and everywhere, about the next
massacre, are we going to be alive? Despite the police being well equipped
like any modern police force in the planet and without UNITA in Luanda,
they displayed inaptitude, and even helped to kill. It is not a coincidence
nor a crime committed by the "lumpanos" as they intend to
claim. How can it be explained the crimes taking place at the same time,
during the same time frame, in the same day, miraculously coinciding
with the siege of Palanca, Petrangol, and Mabor to Rocha Pinto where
traffic police were seen armed with AK machine gun.
We have our land, our towns Landa, Soyo,
M'Banza Congo, Kimbele, Sanza Pombo, Zombo, Damba, Bembe, Negage, Cangola,
and others are Bakongo land, and there we were never considered foreigners.
We would like to question ourselves and to have an explanation regarding
the oil that is taken from Cabinda and from Soyo, Bakongos land. How
can we be victims of this oil? Or victims of the arms purchased with
the money from this oil? We heard the civil defence people say: let's
get rid of all Zairians. Everyone knows that in Luanda there is no distinction
between the two categories, despite the fact that the second ones were
also victims of the first ones during the exile in Zaire and in Congo.
Where should we go? We will be in agreement to evacuate Luanda, but
the Government of the national unit must comply with the following conditions:
1. The dismissal of all Bakongos from
the FAA (Angolan Armed Forces) because no foreigner dies in a foreign
land and in no country of the world a foreigner is admitted into the
armed forces;
2. Provide means of transportation: planes,
trucks and boats to be leased with money from our oil and from our coffee
so we can return to our native provinces;
3. Registration of the ones who do not
wish to return to the provinces, with resident alien cards, with the
process in DNEFA, so they can also earn compensation like others we
cannot mention here.
We do not want to play with the soul
of our loved ones. We have religion and culture. Because of this, any
Mucongo in Angola, wherever you are, should always remember Bloody Friday
as a day of Remembrance; another massacre just took place in the country,
the strongly desired to exterminate Bakongos has started due to the
austerity of our Culture and Traditions. They consider us passe... the
massacres in Malanje, in Lubango (neighbourhood of Mitcha), and in Kuito
(Girao Hotel), where it is understood that the victims were associated
with UNITA, a grey war zone, but there is no justification for 22 January1993
massacre of the Bakongos, because, for a long time now, the unelected
government has been in control of the public order in the town. Each
one should draw his own conclusions.
Who wants to exterminate us? Who do we
bother? Do not sleep brothers.
UNITA members are not the only one that
can fire a gun. We can crown our King because the heir to the Bakongo
Throne still exists and we know him we have with us a copy of the letter
sent by Eduardo Pinnock, the father, not the famous son Johnny Pinnock,
to the State Department of the United States on May 20, 1956 and signed
by Barros Nekaka and others this does imply us with UPA. We also have
the movement manifesto of Fuberto Youlou's regrouping the Congo people,
and also the foundation of the Portuguese Congo in 1884 by the invading
Portuguese colonial authorities which we did not invited.
We know where to start because history
will not forgive our weakness. Congo existed once as a State and it
can exist again.
The MPLA press only writing articles
whenever a plane from Lisbon or Paris arrives in Luanda with suitcases
filled with clothing, but look for "exiled ones" to sell in
Roque and afterwards divide the money. We are not the ones; we cannot
continue to die in silence.
After all who are the ones that deceive
us, exiled or not? Who gets us killed? When the human rights problem
encountered by Angola has caught the attention of the UN committee?
Who are the ones that benefit with this? We cannot remain silent. There
is not reason for slums in Luanda when everywhere you look in Luanda
you can see cars that cost as much as a three bedroom house. After all
who are the thieves, is it the exiled that condemn the people to live
in this poverty? Have you ever met a "retro" that has purchased
super stores in Alvalade or Miramar? Have you ever seen the name of
one of them in lists that they are going to buy such factories, industries,
pharmacies, etc.... that are for sale? What's the reason for such anger?
Let's all ponder: Bakongo Nation Defend
your selves.
The Bakongo Nation
Mbanza-Kongo, January 26, 1993
Box 2. Mismanagement of State
Resouces: The Case of Cabinda
The Angolan MPLA Provincial
Government of Ocupation in Cabinda took the courageous step of publishing
its expenditure (with no information about how this related to its
budget), which showed just how resources are wasted.
In 2003, it spent $US2,399,998
in Christmas gifts and $US1,820,744 to buy cars from contracts totaling
$US6,011,000. The local public purse coughed up $US120,000 to mow
the tiny lawn of the Governor’s residence, $US449,000 in furniture
for the local government’s office, $US80,000 in toys, and $US85,000
for Miss Cabinda.
The authorities disbursed
only $US40,000 to support the communes and $US87,000 to lend a hand
to the province’s municipalities.
Source: Marques, 2004
INVESTORS BEWARE
OF THE DRAGON
04 ARPIL 2007
Cabinda - A few clarifications
needed: there is vast information in portuguese language but not so
much in English on exactly what is the real situation and what is happening
in Cabinda and what is Cabinda, it seems that the unelected MPLA which
invaded militarily Cabinda is claiming to have convinced the Cabinda
people that; their neo-colonial presence, is or would be acceptable
to us Cabindans, this is totally nonsense.
Misinformation is circulating and being
printed by "Newsweek" and lately we have read in amusement
"Reuters" claiming that the "unelected" MPLA Government
in Angola has signed a peace treaty with FLEC, Reuters is obviously
deliberately misinforming people or it is just printing MPLA propaganda.
Reuters also claims that The President of Cabinda His Excellency N’Zita
Henriques Tiago is apparently a faction of FLEC, absurd this is obviously
both stupidity and ignorant reporting! It seems obviously that this
type of misinformation is being feed to their readers in the interest
of stock market speculation of those oil companies that are "hoping"
to drill in Cabinda, and furthering by so doing the suffering of the
martyr Cabinda people.
May we understand and comprehend that
Cabinda is not privately owned by the MPLA neither nor part of Angola
neither it wishes to be such. To claim or trying to convince us Cabindas
of other wise its totally nonsense, we Cabindas will never permit the
MPLA or the Angolan occupation of our land.
Mr. Bento Bembe is a well known criminal
and was the leader of something called FLEC-Renovada this organizations
was created by the influence of Mr. Pitra Pretoff an MPLA governor placed
in Cabinda which gave weapons for the creation of the FLEC-Renovada,
in this way with the creation of two “FLEC’s” the
Angolan unelected government could allege that there are two factions
and they don’t know which one to deal with.
In Cabinda there have been several groups
claiming several things but one thing is certain FLEC there is only
one and it is lead by the President of all Cabindas His Excellency N’Zita
Henriques Tiago.
Conclusion
Concerning the so called peace treaty
fabricated by the MPLA, it is a joke. We have read the nonsense of such
a document and we may inform that you also should judge for your self’s
on the validity and the deep ignorance and stupidity of such a document.
Let it be known that 99.9% of the Cabinda population is fed up with
the presence of the foreign Angolans in our land.
War and crimes of war still exist and are being committed by the MPLA
in Cabinda against the Cabinda people.
War exists and its forced upon us by
the occupiers, and what is keeping the MPLA afloat is the money they
receive from the Cabinda Oil which is used in its 90% to fund the MPLA
Government structure without this oil revenues there is no MPLA in power
in Angola.
We foresee and predict the Fall of the
MPLA regime and its reign of Evil to come to and end during 2007.
And may the Lord help us, may Saint George
patron Saint of Cabinda guide us in our righteous battle against the
MPLA.
So mote it be.
INVESTORS IN CABINDA BE CAUTIOUS
We advise all investor thinking on investing
in Cabinda to think twice before handling money to the MPLA.
4 APRIL 2007
SITE
MAP
CABINDA 2007 - Cabinda
population lines up for gas in the land of natural gas, we really need
the angolans and the MPLA to help us without them we don’t know
what to do.
 
CABINDA 2007
- Since the retreat of the Portuguese the conditions of the streets of
central Cabinda city have improved allot as these pictures shows us, thanks
to the MPLA and the angolans.
 
www.saipem.eni.it
_2006-12-28
War is
placed upon us, by the despot and other opportunists are taking advantage
of the brutal uninvited and illegal occupation of the territory of Cabinda
to Rape and Plunder the natural resources of the Cabindan Nation. War
is forced upon as and I call to all Cabindas to take courage and join
the ranks of the Armed Resistance, to stop once and for all this regretful
misfortune that our Nation lives in present times, there seems to be
no end to greed, there seems to be no Ethical, Moral or Humanitarian
concerns for the welfare of the native population of Cabinda. May GOD
the almighty curse to the eternity of times all those that Rape, Plunder
and invade our ancestral Land of Cabinda.
MURDER
IN CABINDA
Angolan
MPLA Armed Forces Torture and Kill Cabinda Civilians in new wave of
Human Rights violations in Cabinda
20 DECEMBER 2006
Cabinda
civil society has denounced that the violations of human rights in Cabinda
continues. Accused are the MPLA the Armed Forces of Angola of beating
up Cabinda citizens accused of belonging to and collaborating with the
Cabinda Liberation Front, FLEC.
On the
20th November 2006, at about 15h00, António Zau (in the photo),
29 years old, son of Agostinho Nhimi and of Joana Lubanda, a father
of 6, from Micuma II, Mayombe, living in the village of Mbongo-zi-Minu
(MBuku-NZau municipality), “was shot dead (3 shots) by a group
of MPLA-FAA (MPLA - Armed Forces of Angola) soldiers, on the road between
Mbongo-zi-Munu the village of Nsindi” in Cabinda.
According
to the document, distributed by the Human Rights (DH) activists in Cabinda,
António Zau was returning from hunting in the forest close to
the village, he was approached by MPLA Angolan soldiers who “immediately
accused him of belonging to the FLEC resistance”, “this
was motive enough for the soldiers to murder him in cold blood”.
Following the shooting, “the executioners cut open their victims
belly, spilling out his intestines”. News of the death of António
Zau was spread in the village Mbongo-zi-Munu by the very same soldiers
who “asked the family to keep silent, in exchange for which they
would pay all funeral expenses”, a promise which would not be
kept.
On the
25th of November 2006, the inhabitants of the villages of Massabi commune
“had a terrifying start to the day”. Around 03:00AM, the
MPLA FAA began an operation to “remove all male citizens aged
between 14 and 60 from their homes.” According to the Human Rights
activists, the “allegation put forth to justify the operation,
led by the Chief of Staff of the Second Military Region (Cabinda), the
MPLA General Carlitos Wala (the same who murdered Dr. Savimbi), was
that “these villagers had been lending logistic support to FLEC
forces” and that, “by dislodging them from their area, this
kind of support could be reduced or even eliminated.” Therefore,
according to the same source, all the men and adolescents of the villages
of Nkumbu-Liambu, Caio, Liku, Icazu, Tchela, Loango Pequeno, Weca, Liambu-Liona,
Tchiloti, Tchicamba, Tchibueti, Simu l’Incondu, Mandarim, Bitchékete,
Mbuku-Sókotu, Ngomangu, kumbu-Liambu, Manenga, Tchissangu and
others, were rounded up, “put on URAL brand military trucks and
taken to headquarters of the local command zone”.
The friends
and family women, upset by the soldiers` murderous actions, got together
and “made their way to the place where their sons, brothers and
husbands had been taken”, calling for their immediate release.
These women “said that if the men were not released, they would
not move, not matter what the soldiers did to them.” Due to the
strong pressure, the soldiers “decided to let the prisoners go,
but not before having photographed all of them and make a registry of
their identification (name, age, parentage, etc…)”. The
MPLA soldiers, however, “refused to take them back to their houses,
a task entrusted to some local economic entities, who had their own
means of transport.”
On the
2nd December of 2006, at around 10:00AM, Gabriel Buku, 42 years old,
driver of the ETP bus, of the MAN brand, license plate CBA-74-42, which
covers the Cabinda-Lândana - Mbuku-Nzau - Belize routes, son of
José Jimbi and Antonieta Buku, father of 10, and his two helpers,
José Bambi Muanda, 31 years old, son of Daniel Muanda and Angelina
Pemba, father of 3; and João Hilário Capita, 20 years
old, son of Lourenço Capita and Josefina Lubota, “were
tortured by the Angolan MPLA FAA soldiers, in the village of Mbongo-zi-Munu”,
denounced the same Human Rights activists.
In the
document, they state that an unknown number of Angolan soldiers ordered
the bus to stop, but “thinking they wanted to hitch a ride, the
driver did not stop, but merely slowed down to signal to them that the
bus was full and then carried on.” The soldiers, “annoyed,
took a Toyota Hiace van, which happened to be passing by, and set off
in pursuit.” Close to the village of Micuma III, the Toyota Hiace
overtook the bus and blocked its passage. The soldiers “burst
into the bus and began to beat the driver Gabriel Buku, forcing him
to return to Mbongo-zi-Munu”. Here, all the passengers were forced
off the bus, “and a real beating session began on the bus driver
and his two assistants.”
Finally,
the driver and his assistants, badly beaten, were allowed to continue
their journey, but only “taking the women they were transporting”.
The 20 or so men were forbidden to go on. The soldiers alleged they
“stopped the bus to look for male citizens accused of being FLEC
elements that travel on vehicles along that road, attacking FAA soldiers”.
The same activists state that the “fate of the 20 or so men, aged
between 14 and 60, are as yet unknown”.
06 DECEMBER 2006
Cabinda is under Military
Rule from the unelected MPLA foreign to Cabinda since their arrival
in Cabinda 70% of the Population of Cabinda lives under the poverty
line, Cabinda exports billions of Oil every month.
For
Immediate Release
Disputes
Over On Shore Oil Resources Prompts Cabindan Request for African Union
Intervention
Banjul,
The Gambia:
30 September
2006 - Citing an Angolan grab for disputed oil and mineral resources
and the growing threat of an all-out war, the Republic of Cabinda, FLEC-FAC
(Front for the Liberation of the Enclave of Cabinda – Armed Forces
of Cabinda), and The National Bank of Cabinda have filed an urgent request
for intervention by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights.
Angolan
forces in Cabinda have launched an offensive against Cabindan positions
in the northeast of the country and have struck inside the Democratic
Republic of the Congo since a failed peace accord was struck in August
with the renegade Cabindan commander, Antonio Bento Bembe. The so called
peace accord was immediately denounced by all Cabindan factions including
FLEC-FAC, Mpalabanda, and the Cabinda Forum for Dialogue (Forum Cabinda
for Dialogue, FDC). The Angolan democratic opposition, UNITA, has also
questioned the so-called accord’s exclusion of the Cabindan President
N'zita Henriques Tiago.
Civil disturbances
and spontaneous demonstrations against Bento Bembe have been countered
by Angolan troops with live ammunition. FLEC-FAC forces have struck
back at Angolan troops in a number of skirmishes. Based on the sham
agreement, Angola has assured foreign companies that the untapped mineral
and oil rich on shore regions of Cabinda are now safe for exploitation.
However, the liberated zones of Cabinda remain in the hands of FLEC-FAC
and Chinese and Australian firms have been warned not to enter the territory
which holds vast oil reserves and gold, diamonds and uranium which have
essentially remained untouched since the Cabindan conflict began in
1974.
Cabinda
has asked the African Union’s Commission on Human and Peoples'
Rights to appoint a special rapporteur and lend its good offices towards
urgently settling the dispute.
A copy
of the full communication is at: www.cabinda.net or by email from cabinda@gmx.com
AFRICAN
COMMISSION ON HUMAN & PEOPLES’ RIGHTS
African
Commission Human & Peoples Rights Communication 328/2006 Cabinda
On
Shore Oil Resources Prompts Cabindan Request for African Union Intervention
Concern
as Luanda pushes through Cabinda peace deal
Roc
Oil signs 2-yr contract with Simmons Drilling for rig to drill Cabinda
LONDON
(AFX) - Roc Oil Company Limited said it has signed a two-year contract
with Simmons Drilling Overseas Ltd for the Simmons 80 Rig, which is
expected to start drilling onshore Cabinda between March and
May 2007 (The Field Marshall of the Cabinda Resistance Shall
be there to meet and greet the robbers). The 1,200 horsepower rig is
currently being upgraded in Dubai. Roc is allowed to terminate the contract
early if it pays a break fee and it can assign the rig to other operators
in the region. In addition to the arrangement with Simmons, ROC said
it is continuing to investigate the merits of bringing the 100 pct ROC-owned
750 horsepower Explorer rig from the UK to Angola which could allow
drilling to start prior to end-2006. Chief executive John Doran stated
that: 'As everybody knows, the rig market is tight. It is particularly
tight when you are looking for a rig to drill in an area where nobody
has drilled for 34 years. War against the Cabinda Population is being
waged by the unelected MPLA Marxist Leninist party of Angola.
CONSCIENCIA
CULTURAL – CABINDOFILO
10
October 2006 - Cabindan people demand the immediate release of their
leader Raul Manuel Danda
The deprivation
of the legal representation for the accused person in the sense of taking
his right as retribution for his/her crime must be considered out-moded
and barbaric. It has no place in modern society. The right to legal
representation is an internationally recognized reality and should not
be altered through national legislation which is arbitrary to the constitution
and rules of law.
Mr Raul
Manuel Danda, head of family, a journalist and actor by profession ,
spokesperson of the only local voice of Human Rights in Cabinda the
Mpalabanda Association Civic of Cabinda ( M.A.C.C ), was recently banned
by the Angolan regime in Cabinda. He was arrested by the police of the
Angolan authority in his return from Luanda in the local airport for
the reason unknown to everybody in the territory.
The man
is languishing in an isolated cell where he is refrained of all human
conditions (food, water, visitors and is sick with no treatment ). Moreover,
his lawyer was not allowed to access him when he made his first appearance
in the local court of Cabinda.
Medieval
Society accepted all these kinds of treatments because at that stage
of our development law, ethics and morality were closely interwoven.
However, the international community has placed the right to legal representation
at the top of list of basic human rights. Angola has followed the lead
and has included these rights in the constitution of 1992 though it
is not yet reflecting the standard required internationally. Confusion
exist about weather the constitution is Supreme or the Parliament is
Sovereign.
Certainly
, the kind of attitude displayed to Mr Danda by the angolan authorities
will not constitute punishment in advance on the basic of suspicion
because it breaches the rules and norms of the international law which
stipulates in its Human Rights Declaration that ''Every accused person
is still innocent until found guilty before a court of law in a trial
conducted fairly , where the state respected the proceedings , norms
and rules of law of ''EVIDENCE ''. Contrary to this constitution a violation
of individual rights – which is cruel ,degrading ,inhuman ,brutal
and barbaric . This behaviour has to be strong condemned in the face
of the current legal opinion both nationally and internationally.
The people
of Cabinda are victimised and hostages in their own land, and therefore
, demand with no delay the immediate release of their leader who was
arrested for no apparent reason.
Public
whipping, beating and firing of arms to the air in the Airport of Cabinda
or the Soap Opera of the scenes of apprehension of the journalists and
Human Rights Activists in Cabinda.
29
September 2006
Raul Danda
jornalista e Porta voz da encerrada MPALABANDA, foi detido para interrogatórios
ontem dia 29 de Setembro pelas 17:00 no aeroporto de Cabinda quando
chegava de Luanda em voou JEMINI em conjunto com alguns compatriotas
e activista dos direitos humanos em Cabinda. Apos a chegada da aeronave
os servicos de inteligencia angolanos fecharam a sala de desembarque
de passageiros pondo em parte os agentes de Migracao e fronteira bem
como a alfandega para uma busca de peça por peça e papel
por papel dos artigos trazidos por Raul Danda e Belchior Lanzi. Este
ultimo viu passar as fronteiras por nao ser portador de nenhum papel
na sua mala. Raul foi levado a investigacao criminal para prestar declaracoes
pois carregava consigo muitos papeis que deveriam ser visto um por um.
Ainda no aeroporto os passageiros vindos de Luanda foram impedidos de
sairem por quase uma hora e meia sem que a revista deste jornalista
terminasse. Um grupo de actvistas solidários a Raul em número
de 70 ajuntou-se defronte a investigacao criminal e foi desperso pela
policia com chicotes, pancadas e disparos de armas de fogo as 20 horas
do mesmo dia enquanto Raul estava sendo inquirido no interior e que
até ao momento se encontra nas maos das autoridades.
CRIMINAL
AND BRUTAL ACTIVITIES CONTINUE AGAINST THE POPULATION OF CABINDA
24 September
2006 - Um Cabindes de nome José Jonatani, coordenador da aldeia
de Conde Lintene, Comuna de Necuto, foi brutalmente espancado no dia
20 de Setembro pelas forcas ocupacionistas angolanas por motivo de os
mesmos terem encontrado na entrada da aldeia um soldado das FAA em grande
estado de embriagues deitado na estrada. Assustados os soldados Angolanos
(MPLA) entraram na aldeia com disparos de armas tendo feito com que
alguns populares se refugiassem nas matas. Jonatani, Chefe da aldeia
foi brutalmente espancado e deixado meio morto. Por causa dos ferimentos,
o mesmo foi levado levado para a cidade do Tchowa (Cabinda City) pelas
mesmas tropas, a família diz ter procurado em todas os hospitais
sem o encontrar. Jonatani de 70 anos, encontra-se desaparecido desde
da passada quarta-feira face a mais uma acção das forcas
do MPLA em Cabinda.
Killing
of Civilians in Cabinda continues by the Angolan unelected MPLA
29
August 2006
A man of
19 year of age was shot dead in the village of Buco Zau on the 29 of
August because he went to the toilet which is located on the side of
the house the mentally retarded and evil troops of the MPLA armed gang
announced that all the population is under strict orders not to leave
home at night, the Angolans are killing the Cabinda population an army
will be formed styled the Imperial Army, to be constituted by three
Legions the Cabinda Legion the Bakongo Legion and the Foreign Legion,
it will be the purpose of the Imperial Army to search capture apprehend
and bring to Justice the Criminal known to us by his deeds and actions
Comrade Jose Eduardo dos Santos a well know criminal, thief, assassin,
liar, etc... the Imperial Army will not stop until the entire command
of the criminal organization of the MPLA is brought to a Court of Justice
where the Rule of Law shall and must prevail, Comrade Jose Eduardo dos
Santos and his armed gang will be charged with the genocide of the Cabindan
People and the Massacres of the Bakongo populations in 1992.
Manifestations
in Cabinda against the Angolan MPLA ocupation of the Nation and Country
of Cabinda
BENTO BEMBE -
JUDAS
Auferte malum
ex vobis
Neste
momento ocorre na rádio local a voz do papagaio Bento ameçando
tudo e todos prometendo levar uns ao tribunal. Bento, conseguiu sitar
nomes de calaboradores da resistência e que vivem na cidade do
Tchowa. Isto foi dito la na LAC uma emissora comercial na capital de
Angola. Os encontros que vai tendo com certos sectores, são forçosos
e a mando do governo-neocolonial.
LE TEMPS DE JUDAS
L’histoire de la bible nous enseigne
que Judas Iscariote, alors disciple de Jésus, a vendu son maître
aux Juifs. Plus loin, selon l’histoire, pourvu que la parole s’accomplisse.
Le Cas « CABINDA », c’est
le destin de tout un peuple et de toute une nation.
Le silence qu’affiche la Direction
de FLEC face à cette crise risquerait bientôt de désorienter
la communauté Cabindaise et le Diaspora, fidèles à
la forte et noble mission que fut incombée au Président
de FLEC, son excellence Monsieur Nzita H. Tiago afin de pouvoir attendre
l’objectif fondamental de ce peuple qui n’est que celui
de sa souveraineté ou alors autrement dit son Indépendance
totale sans avoir des comptes à rendre à l’Angola,
pays néocolonialiste du Cabinda.
Quelque soit la longueur de la nuit,
le soleil apparaîtra !
Qui dit Cabinda, dit FLEC et nous savons
que le L5 qui parle au nom de FCD ne fait que mettre au jour l'esprit
Judaïque qui ronge leurs cœurs.
L'unique et la seule personne habilitée
à engager le processus cabindais est son excellence Monsieur
le Président du FLEC Nzita H. Tiago car FLEC est l'unique Mouvement
qui incarne la lutte Cabindaise; et lui en a le mandat.
Le FCD devra disparaître de son existânce à cause
des abus commis par les élément issus de ce dernier.
La communauté cabindaise est maintenant
au courant de la mission que le groupe de quatre voulait réaliser
ou peut être prétend réaliser qui n’est autre
que celui de l ‘ENLEVEMENT DU PRÉSIDENT DE FLEC selon le
web de Silver Shadow.
Le cas BENTO n’est pas différent de celui que le groupe
de quatre est entrain de mettre à l’œuvre.
Si UNITA de Savimbi a pu résister
aussi longtemps que possible, c’est parce qu’il y a eu une
certaine ligne de conduite à suivre et surtout qu’ils ont
puni sévèrement et cela sans exception tout membré
voué à la trahison.
Après avoir être déçu
par Bento sur les soit disant accords de paix, le Gouvernement du MPLA
étend de nouveau ses pièges de la démagogie et
corruption; et comme résultat, ce sont des requins capturés
que tous connaissons.
Tous hier 1ère Ceinture du Président
de FLEC et aujourd’hui près pour son enlèvement
!!!
On se demande quelles sont les mesures
et dispositifs pris par la Direction de FLEC ?
Nous sommes conscients que « le
Judas » va toujours exister au sein de notre communauté
étant donnée la ruse avec laquelle MPLA capture ses proies.
Néanmoins pensons au moins à
nos braves combattants qui, jour et nuit, sacrifient leur vie pour cette
cause !
Alors, je pense qu’il est grand temps d’établir de
mesures et sanctions pour toute personne cabindaise qui de près
ou de loin vêtu d’esprit de couteau à double tranchant
tenterait de nuire au bon déroulement du processus de Libertation
de ce peuple qui a en mare de l’injustice de la communauté
Internationale qui fait semblant de ne rien voir sur l’occupation
illégale de ce territoire par l'MPLA.
Si aujourd’hui BENTO reste impuni
ainsi que la bande de quatre, sachons le que demain nous parlerons d’autres
cabindais qui se tourneront contre le destin de leur peuple.
QUE VIVE LA TRANSPARENCE
QUE VIVE L’INDÉPENDANCE TOTALE DU CABINDA
CHEVRON TEXACO
SUPPORTS THE RECRUITMENT OF SOLDIER CHILDS IN CABINDA
25 AUGUST 2006
THE UNELECTED MARXIST GOVERNMENT
OF THE MPLA ARE RECRUITING CHILDREN OF AGES 12 TO 15 YEARS OLD TO ACT
AS GUIDE SCOUTS TO THE MARXIST TROOPS OF THE UNELECTED MPLA REGIME IN
POWER BY THE FORCE OF ARMS SINCE 1974, THIS CHILDREN ARE REQUESTED BY
THE MARXIST FORCES TO SHOW THE OCCUPATION ARMY OF THE MPLA WHERE THE
FREEDOM FIGHTERS OF CABINDA BASES ARE. THE STUPID AND EVIL FORCES OF
THE MPLA MARXIST PARTY OF INVADING ANGOLA DON’T REALISE THAT THE
ENTIRE NATION OF CABINDA IS A BASE FOR THE CABINDA PEOPLE ONLY A TOTAL
GENOCIDE OF THE CABINDA PEOPLE WILL STOP THE WAR. WE NATIVES OF CABINDA
WILL NEVER SURRENDER. THE PROBLEM IN CABINDA IS THE GREED FOR THE PETROL
THAT THE MPLA HAS FOR. THE MPLA IS IN POWER UNLAWFUL THEY SACK THE COUNTRY
THEY SUBJUGATE THE NATION OF CABINDA AND THE ANGOLANS AS WELL THEY HAVE
TROOPS IN THE CONGO AND IN ZAIRE THEY ARE BLESSED BY CHEVRON-TEXACO
THEY MADE DEALS WITH THE CUBANS NOW THEY MADE A DEAL WITH THE CHINESE,
AND WHAT ABOUT PEACE FREEDOM PROSPERITY FOR US CABINDAS? WE ARE TIRED
AND WE SHALL FIGHT AND WE WILL FIGHT HARDER WE MUST WIN OR WE MUST DIE
TRYING TO FREE OUR PEOPLE OUR DIGNITY OUR COUNTRY OUR NATION OUR OIL
IT IS OURS! FUCK THE MPLA, AND FUCK COMRADE JOSE EDUARDO DOS SANTOS
AND THOSE WHO SUPPORT THE MOTHER FUCKER. SORRY BUT WE HAVE NO MORE TIME
FOR NICE WORDS WHEN PEOPLE ARE BEING MURDERED RAPED AND TORTURED IN
CABINDA IN A DAILY BASIS.
The MPLA Marxist unelected
ruling party of Angola is ruled by Mr. Jose Eduardo dos Santos a Native
of Sao Tome e Principe.
The top men in this government
are Angolans but the chain of bureaucrats and technocrats and spin doctors
are from Cabo Verde and Sao Tome e Principe, this is the people who
run the country of Angola by reporting in from all government departments
to the MPLA.
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Eight Cabindans
beaten up and tortured by the MPLA aggressors Angolan occupying Armed
Forces
24 August 2006
I Mangovo Ngoyo hold responsible the
Board of Directors of Chevron for the apprehension and the torture of
the Following civilians on the 13th of August 2006 in Cabinda.
Maurício
Mbizi, Bonifácio Nzau, José Deus-Dado, António
Félix, João Maria Simba e André Massanga
and on the 12 of August 2006 the Angolan
Armed Forces of Angola (MPLA) beaten up and tortured the Village Chief
of Caio Poba and the village Elder Mr. António Simba
of 64 year of age.
This people (normal citizens) where taken
prisoners by the occupying Armed Forces of Angola (MPLA) which are directly
sponsored by Chevron-Texaco corp. These Cabindas where charged with
being part of the Human Rights Association of Cabinda Mpalabanda and
tortured after they refused to participate on a church service by the
Angolan collaborator and priest Mr. Gabriel Nzau.
INDEX
- SITE MAP
Cabinda
the Politics of Oil
UN
Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and
Peoples
Word
of caution to ROC Oil
"Cabinda’s
on shore oil belongs to the people of Cabinda. Only the people of Cabinda
through their legitimate state organs have the right to dispose of on
shore resources. The Cabinda South Block has been leased to the Cabinda
oil monopoly, Cabinda National Petroleum. Your actions are nothing more
than that of a bushranger or brigand. If you operate within the liberated
zones of Cabinda and that is most of the countryside where FAA forces
are not garrisoned you do so at your own risk, FAC will not guarantee
the safety of your men or material."
Dear Mr. J. Doran, ROC,
CEO you will start drilling in onshore Cabinda When?
If you come to mainland Cabinda to drill
for oil and give your company Australian Dollars to the non elected
and foreign Marxist MPLA regime make sure you bring your balls between
your legs made of steel because you will need it!
What would your company and the Australian
people think and feel if we the Cabindan Government started mining in
Australia for Opal or other minerals and paid the Indonesian government
for the concession and the mining in Australian soil?
Just because the Angolan MPLA troops
in Cabinda have the bigger guns does that makes their presence legitimate
in Cabinda?, and what about even their legitimacy to rule the foreign
country of Angola? they have neither, the end for the Angola MPLA is
might their Comrade JES knows this. Go and ask him where he keeps the
money he receives from oil companies like yours, (in the banks of Brazil),
ask him where his son incorporated the oil company he started last year
(Hong Kong) why? they know the end is might their regime cannot go on
for ever. And then what are you going to do when we nationalize your
assets after the collapse of the leading most corrupt organization in
Africa history the MPLA, are you going to come to us saying what? Sorry
we took the oil from Cabinda and paid the non elected MPLA regime! (All
the money given to the MPLA regime is no where to be seen), sorry we
gave the money to the MPLA to pay the construction of high rising apartment
blocks in Tropical Africa who the fuck is going to live in those blocks
in the sun of central Africa if not the fucking Chinese, what what expensive
those 15 high apartment blocks cost.
The least we need is for ROC oil to come
to Cabinda and help the unelected Marxist MPLA to fucking around in
Cabinda!
Drilling in Cabinda onshore or offshore
200 miles of the coast of Cabinda is considered theft, which part you
don’t understand. The occupation of the MPLA (Movement Popular
Liberation of Angola) is both criminal and illegal.
The Cabindan Government is considering
its response, wait for it.
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OPINIAO DO POVO
Minu
mpangi eno muntoto wu Cabinda
Yaya
Nkulutu
Presidente Nzita Henrique TIAGO
Yaya
Nkulutu nzolele ku luzaikisa vo ndidi Nkengi ye nkulutu mu dibundu di
Nzambi muntoto Cabinda.
Kansi mudiambu di Ntoto eto, MPLA lembu tombi kumponda idiawu, Ndisiediko
muntoto Cabinda.
Ndidi munzila mu kuenda ku EGYPTE, idiawu, mfila malongi bue ndilenda
sia musueka nitu ami?
Yaya Nkulutu,
fumu eto Nzambi fueti kaka tu nungisa Vana zimbote kuidi bakulutu babo
bena yaku kintuadi ye Mfumu eto nzambi Kalu sakumuna. 28 August 2006
Chefe
de quadrilha para alem de ser Cabrao e Filho da Puta.
Dictator and
Murderer
Mark 8:36 "For
what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose
his own soul?"
Comrade: Fulano
José Eduardo dos Santos, Dictator of Angola
Criminoso, Ladrão, Vigarista
e Mentiroso
Liar, Thief & Murderer
In
Power Unelected for the last 30 years and counting, running Terror MPLA
Regime
Não haverá
em Angola ningum Angolano com colhões para tirar este criminoso
do poder? Tem os tecnocratas e burocratas Cabo Verdeanos e Sao Tomenses
a trabalhar para o cabrao de merda do JES, voces Angolanos nao teem
colhões entre as pernas voces Angolanos nao conseguem meter este
merdalhao na prizao.
Como
o Fulano Jose Eduardo dos Santos, dictador de Angola se tornou o Lider
do MPLA e "presidente" da republica de Angola. Quando o Ex-presidente
de Angola Falecido Sr. Antonio Agostinho Neto CATETE NATIVO "Desativado"
foi levado para a URSS em tratamento, o Fulano Jose Eduardo dos Santos,
Dictador de Angola era um dos homens mais proximos dele e na altura
o Fulano JEDS ja falava russo. O Sr Antonio Agostinho Neto, tinha planos
de mudar o rumo de Angola de comunista para capitalista "da URSS,
CUBANOS, e CHINESES para EUA "USA". e os socialistas Russos
dando conta do recado decidiram investir no Jose Eduardo dos Santos.
O Jose Eduardo dos Santos aplicou um golpe de estado inteligente e limpo
e que ate hoje ninguem se aperceber ao seu camarada Agostinho Neto.
O Jose Eduardo dos Santos se proclamou Presidente de Angola atraves
de um dossier que foi deixado pelo Sr Antonio Agostinho Neto na altura
o mesmo Sr Agostinho Neto estava muito doente, a beira da morte, e que
ate aqui ninguem sabe as causas da doenca O Sr. Antonio Agostinho Neto
sobre efeito de medicacao, Coprimidos que tornam o inconsciente e elle
coitado assinou o Dossier, tudo isto planificado pelo criminoso Fulano
Jose Eduardo dos Santos dictador de Angola.
Rafael
Marques de Morais
Angolan
journalist who exposed the slaughter of his countrymen, the plundering
of the country's wealth, and the corruption of its regime.
The
2006 Award Ceremony will be held at The Harold Pratt House in New York
City on October 18th, 2006
Media contact:
Barbara Becker
EqualShot
Phone: 212-375-0661
Barbara@equalshot.com
Rafael
Marques de Morais is a tenacious leader in the struggle for reform of
Angola’s repressive and corrupt government, whose President, Eduardo
dos Santos, was last elected in 1992. The 35-year old Marques is a journalist,
public official, and representative of humanitarian organizations whose
career has been marked by conflicts with the government of Angola, where,
Marques says, "corruption can be defined ... as the main institution
of the state." Himself a victim of the regime, Marques was imprisoned
in 1999 for 40 days without charges, ten of them incommunicado, after
he said in a newspaper article that the President was responsible "for
the destruction of the country" and "accountable for the promotion
of incompetence, embezzlement and corruption."
He was
tried and convicted of the charge of abuse of the press resulting in
"injury" to the President. On appeal, his sentence was suspended
and he was ordered to pay damages to the President. His imprisonment
became a landmark case in the quest for freedom of expression in Angola.
The publicity surrounding the case generated an unprecedented level
of attention from humanitarian groups worldwide to press freedom in
Angola. His case was presented by the Open Society Justice Initiative
and INTERIGHTS to the UN Human Rights Committee, and resulted in a ruling
that Angola had violated the freedom of expression of a journalist and
a call for broad liberalization of the Angolan regime.
After his
release from detention, Marques turned his attention to efforts to end
the civil war in Angola. He organized a coalition of 250 religious and
civic leaders who called for a peaceful settlement.
A successor
group, launched in 2001, stimulated the first public, independent discussion
of the war and took its call for a ceasefire to Lisbon and the European
Parliament.
The situation
in Angola has attracted wide international attention, partly as a result
of Marques’ staunch efforts to call attention to abuses there.
John Reed of the Financial Times wrote last year that "with oil
companies jostling for concessions, there are concerns that a country
regarded as one of the most corrupt is under little pressure to improve
governance."
Decimated
by the brutal civil war that raged for 30 years before and after independence
was gained from Portugal, Angola lost half a million people in that
conflict which was supported by the Soviet Union and Western powers
and their surrogates. Over four million Angolans were displaced. All
but a small part of the population still lives in dire poverty, while
Angolan elites have benefited from rising oil and diamond revenues.
Angolans reportedly remain deeply sceptical of possibilities for change
under the dictatorial regime.
Marques
has noted, "This government has always been supported. The only
way it has been able to maintain itself is through international forces,"
an indirect reference to oil and diamond mining interests, including
those in the US.
His own
greatest impact on the situation came from his work between 1999 and
2002, in the view of his sponsors for the Civil Courage Prize. During
those years, with the aid of the Open Society Institute, he wrote extensively
about the hardships endured by the populations of oil-rich Cabinda Province
and of the Lunda Provinces, a main site of the diamond trade. Despite
government revenues in the Lunda region that now exceed $1 billion annually,
there has been practically no public investment there over the past
four decades. His unvarnished criticisms of the Angolan army's brutality
and the malfeasance of the government and foreign oil interests put
him at extreme personal risk. However, in 2002 his efforts aided an
endeavour in 2003 to discuss elections and to convene a conference on
Cabinda Province and reform there.
Marques,
who was born in 1971, has pursued a career that has included journalism
and acting, in addition to his activities in the sphere of human rights.
At the time of the first-ever democratic elections, following the 1991
peace accord signed by the MPLA government and UNITA rebels, he began
to work at the Jornal de Angola, the country's only newspaper. In 1992,
he covered the meetings between President dos Santos and the UNITA leaders
to prevent a return to war. His subsequent involvement in labour disputes
at the Jornal in 1995 forced him to leave Angola for a year, whereupon
he returned to freelance for Reuters and others, as well as write regularly
for weekly independent papers. More recently, he has worked as a representative
in Angola for the Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa, where
his main aim was to aid in teacher training programs.
At present,
Marques is studying at the University of London. His family remains
in Angola. His publication of criticisms continues via the worldwide
web and other media.
He has
participated in a number of meetings on international development. Most
recently:
"Transitions:
A Conversation with National Leaders," New York, March 28-29 2005,
held by the New York University and the International Peace Academy.
"Beyond 'Conflict Diamonds:' a New Report on Human Rights and Angolan
Diamonds" at the Woodrow Wilson Centre for International Scholars,
Washington DC, March 24 2005.
"Angola's Oil Curse" at the Post-Nobel Conference on "Oil
Revenues – From Curse to Blessing for Developing Countries?"
AlterNet.org, Marques, Rafael, December 17, 2004.
He has
researched, coordinated and edited the following four human rights reports
on Angola, which also address the impact of oil and diamonds in the
increase of human rights abuses in regions where such wealth abounds:
2006 –
The Diamonds of Humiliation and Misery. The report can be found in its
entirety at www.cuango.net
2005 – Angola's deadly diamonds: Lundas, the stones of death.
The report can be found in its entirety on the Woodrow Wilson International
Centre for Scholars website [PDF 448kb; documents in PDF format require
Adobe's Acrobat Reader].
2004 – Cabinda – A year of pain
2003 – Terror in Cabinda
In 2000,
the National Association of Black Journalists of the United States presented
Marques with the Percy Qoboza Award for Outstanding Courage, while the
European Parliament bestowed upon him the Freedom Passport.
Why is Cabinda invaded
by the MPLA
No nation has the right
to invade its neighbours or the neighbours of its neighbours and call
the newly invaded nations their own, maybe that was the fashion and
manner of the times of barbarity , was 1974 a year of barbarity the
invasion and military occupation of a tiny nation by the brutal cheer
greed of a Marxist Communist Regime, aided by corporate profits, we
ask do corporate profits and strategies dictate if a country is Italian,
French or German? Should Texas be Mexican because such and such Corporation
can make a better deal with the Mexican government than with the USA
government? Are these companies ruled by law or do these companies rule
the law? those at Cabinda Golf Oil Corp thought and placed themselves
above the law, today their successor Chevron.
The thug and gang leader
of Angola and Commander in Chief of its Armed Forces is a well know
Criminal that has ordered the murderer of his political opponents such
as Professor MFULUMPINGA N'Lando Victor and Dr. Savimbi, is a man that
has been in power without a clear mandate or elections from the people
of Angola for the last 27 years and we ask how many more years is the
international community and Chevron going to assist and help this despot
to continue in power, we ask where as this criminal bastard got the
money to place in the Brazilian banks an amount such that he is considered
by the money under is name to be the 5th richest person in Brazil. We
ask is this the way that Cabinda should be ruled by a foreign despot
that bring harm to both the Angolan people and the people of Cabinda.
How many more years we ask that we have to be under the colonization
of the Angolans how many more years do our women sisters and daughters
have to suffer to horrendous violations of the lose 90.000 Angolan troops
stationary in Cabinda how many more years will our Clergy be denied
to right to travel abroad how many years does the Cabinda nation will
be allowed to suffer? While the Chevron exploits $61.000.000 a day in
oil and finances the humiliation of an entire nation while the despot
in foreign Angola rules without any mandate and where one in four children
die before completing one year of life, where is the ethical where is
justice where is rightness where is human and corporate decency?
Comrade, José Filomeno
dos Santos, a.k.a. "Zenu"
Milionaire overnight, where the
money come from?
(Son of Comrade,
Jose Edwardo dos Santos president you guessed of the MPLA, Head of State
of Angola, Chief of the Governement, Chief of the Armed Forces of Angola,
Etc...)
CEO of the China Petrotechnical
Corporation register in Hong Kong partner of SINOPEC Corp (China Petroleum
& Chemical Corporation) The Father is the President of the MPLA,
Government, Armed Forces, etc… the uncle is Manuel Vicente, President
of the Counsel and Administration (PCA) of the Angola Petrol Company
Sonangol, family business is the best (wow is Angola a family run business?
yeap it seems so). Mr. Jose Filomeno dos Santos, aka Zenu spent time
in tour of China petroleum infrastructures in 2005. Full
article
Camarada:
Fulano Jose Eduardo dos Santos, dictador de Angola da mina de diamantes
do governo à filha
A EMPRESA da filha mais velha do Presidente angolano, José Eduardo
dos Santos, recebeu por ajuste directo a exploração da
zona diamantífera do Camatué, na Lunda Norte.
A Questão
Cabinda
Dr. Jonas Savimbi,
Grande lider Africano
Importa referir, também, a questão
Cabinda. A nossa posição inequívoca é a
de que Cabinda representa uma personalidade cultural e geográfica
independentemente. A sua identidade como tal não pode ser negada.
A imposição de uma nacionalidade as populações
de Cabinda, através dos canhões, é uma mera ilusão.
Só um diálogo, estabeleceu
em bases sinceras, poderá permitir que se encontre uma solução
adequada, que satisfaça ambas as partes, isto é, Cabinda
e Angola.
Há resistência em Cabinda.
O facto de metade da população de Cabinda se encontrar
refugiada na república do Zaire significa que alguma coisa não
vai ali bem. O facto de, mesmo bastante oprimidos, os irmãos
de Cabinda resistirem a alienação russo-cubana, representa
uma vontade política que devemos respeitar.
A UNITA pensa que reconhecidos esses
valores, deve cooperar-se com os Movimentos de Libertação
de Cabinda para liquidar a opressão russo – cubana. Terminada
a guerra, ou ainda no decurso dela, encontrar-se-ão por certo
as fórmulas futuras de cooperação.
Porque Cabinda, reconhecida a sua identidade
política e sócio cultural, tem todas as vantagens em cooperar
com Angola, em bases claras e de reciprocidade de interesses. De contrário,
Cabinda não resistira as tentações de anexão,
por força superior, ou mesmo só de desestabilização,
por ser um pais pequeno e bastante rico. A sua associação
com Angola, a que estariam ligados, igualmente, todos os países
vizinhos interessados no problema, permitiria que se alcançassem
a paz e a estabilidade naquela região.
*Extracto do livro do Dr. Jonas
Savimbi, Grande lider Africano
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Cabinda 28 January 2006 Killing of Civilians
by the Angolans MPLA
ATENÇÃO
O
MPLA ESTA A VENDER CABINDA DE FORMA IRRESPONSAVEL AOS CHINESES, ESTES
CHINESES COMUNISTAS SÃO UMA PRAGA QUANDO UM CHINÊS APARECE
APARECEM MAIS DOIS OU TRÊS
CABINDA
DIZ NÃO AO MPLA A VENDER CABINDA AOS CHINESES, CABINDA NAO E'
DO MPLA PARA O MPLA VENDER CABINDA AOS COMUNISTAS CHINESES
The
Empire of Evil
The Communist self-proclaimed government of China is an unelected illegal
entity, of which we do not recognise any legitimacy or legality what
so ever.
THIS IS NOT ADMISSIBLE
ONE DEAL TO MANY FOR THE GREEDY MPLA REGIME
WE WILL NOT TOLERATE
THE COMMUNIST CHINESE’S IN THE HOLY LAND OF CABINDA
WHAT NEXT NOW WE CAN'T LEAVE
CABINDA, WE HAVE 90% UNEMPLOYMENT, WE GET PAID 50% LESS THEN THE ANGOLANS
BY THE AMERICAN OIL COMPANIES, WE HAVE OUR WOMEN SISTERS AND MOTHERS
RAPED TORTURED AND KILLED, WE HAVE THE PRESENCE OF 95.000 TROOPS (INCLUDING
POLICE FORCE AND MERCENERIES AND A VAST OF OTHER DUBIOUS "SECURITY
PERSONNEL") FOR A POPULATIONS OF 600.000 WHAT ELSE! THE LEAST WE
NEED IS 1.000 COMUNIST CHINES IN CABINDA.
VIDEO
- China's African Takeover
First they bring the Cubans
to Cabinda and that they are gone they bring the Chinese
This constitutes an irresponsible
actions by the Angolans, we know that the MPLA is an expert in selling
what is not theirs to sell.
- We Cabindas feel that
we are talking to the wall -
Comunist
Chinese company to construct residence buildings in Cabinda with Chinese
Prisioners
2006-03-08
A Chinese company is to build 44 15-floor
buildings each in Cabinda city. The "China International Fund"
company will built the buildings with 5,000 apartments in Yabi village,
18 kilometres south of Cabinda City. At a ceremony held on Tuesday for
the launching of the first stone of the project in same city, the MPLA
Angolan Minister of Urbanization and Environment, Diakupuna Sita Jose,
said that the MPLA Angolan regime will build 200,000 residences countrywide
until the year 2008. He said the residences will be built in the ambit
of the co-operation with China, and bank loans will be provided for
acquisition. The Minister said, the government, through the National
Reconstruction Department, will co-ordinate the operational aspects.
The representative of the Chinese firm, Ju Lizao, said the planning
and projecting of the city will be carried out according to the urban
concepts of developed countries of Asia and Europe, combined with the
type of life and architectonic characteristics of the country. Ju Lizao
presented that the urbanization project of Cabinda city will employ
4,000 MPLA Angolans and 1,000 Communist Chinese, with minimum costs,
but with better quality and project will finished in 30 months. They
are using Chines prisioners to build in Cabinda.
L'Afrique
face à l'invasion Chinoise
Ajouté
le 01/10/2006
C'est durant
mon voyage au Congo Brazzaville, Congo Kinshasa et Cabinda que je me
suis rendu compte que le pays de Mao (la Chine) a bel et bien envahi
le continent africain. A coups de poulets congelés, friperies,
alimentation à bas prix, centres sportifs et médicaments,
les chinois s'arrachent le marché africain au détriment
de la production locale.
D'après économie matin, 20% des ressources minières
chinoises viennent d'Afrique. De mémoire, ils exportent 15 milliards
vers l'Afrique et les Africains exportent 16 milliards vers l'Asie.
Même si cette balance est équilibrée sur le papier,
elle ne reflète pas la réalité sur le continent.
En dehors du BTP, les chinois sont en train de rentrer dans tous les
secteurs de productions et même dans le petit commerce sur le
continent. Ils sont partout, dans les étalages de marchés,
vendant de la tomate, du sel ou même du riz. Ils se sont également
renforcés dans le secteur de la restauration où de nouveaux
restaurants chinois affichent pignon sur rue.
C’est dans la grande distribution que la coopération s’avère
plus dangereuse. De nombreux hommes d’affaires africains qui avaient
bâti leur fortune sur l’importation des produits en provenance
de la Chine ferment boutique. La grogne gagne également du terrain
chez les artisans locaux qui peinent à faire face à la
qualité certes approximative, mais bon marché des produits
chinois. De plus, les commerçants du détail commencent
à se plaindre de la concurrence parfois déloyale de ces
nouveaux amis.
A l’allure ou vend les choses et si rien n’est fait, les
pauvres commerçants de nos villes n’auront même plus
leur village pour se réfugier, la percée chinoise s’étant
déjà déportée dans les campagnes, dans le
secteur de l’agriculture. Et puis, il faut signaler que les chinois
n’emploient généralement les locaux que pendant
le temps nécessaire à l’apprentissage de la langue
en vigueur dans le pays. Quant à leur influence sur l’économie
locale en terme de consommation, elle est inexistante. A Pointe noire
(Congo Brazzaville) par exemple, les centaines de pécheurs chinois
qui ratissent matin et soir le fond des mers congolaises, consomment
uniquement les produits chinois.
Dans tous les cas, il convient de prendre des dispositions urgentes
visant à réglementer l’immigration chinoise. De
même que les secteurs où leur présence est nécessaire.
Avant que l’Afrique ne devienne le dépotoir des «
mouroirs » de Chine. C’est une question de survie pour l’Afrique.
A bon entendeur.
Ntala’si
Existem nestem neste momento
Chineses a procura de uranium em Cabinda, nenhum Cabinda deve colaborar
com os Chineses. Asim como nenhum Cabinda deve confiar nos Angolanos.
Os Angolanos estão
a tentar vender as reservas de petroleo no terreno de Cabinda. O Povo
de Cabinda deve estar vigilante e reportar toda e cualquer movimentacao
de equipamento dentro de Cabinda.
O Governo em Exilio esta
a trabalhar em silencio para a libertação da Nação.
A Nação de
Cabinda só pode ser libertada pelo esforço colectivo de
toda a população Cabinda.
A Nação de
Cabinda só pode ser libertada pelo esforço colectivo de
toda a população Cabinda.
Resta a nos Cabindas dar
e fazer o sacrifício ultimo, combater para salvar a Nação.
Republic of Cabinda to
File Allegations with
International Criminal
Court against the MPLA:
Genocide, War Crimes
The Republic of Cabinda will soon be
filing a referral and request for investigation of Angolan war crimes,
genocide, and crimes against humanity with The Prosecutor of the International
Criminal Court, Luis Moreno-Ocampo. This situation involves crimes within
the jurisdiction of the Court committed anywhere on the territory of
the Angola including the illegally occupied enclave of Cabinda since
1st July 2002, the date of entry into force of the Rome Statute.
In accordance with the Rome Statute and
the Rules of Procedure and Evidence, the Prosecutor will be asked to
carry out an analysis in order to determine whether to initiate an investigation.
For this purpose, he will seek additional information in relation to
the criteria set out in the Statute, including the gravity of alleged
crimes, any relevant national proceedings, and the interests of justice.
All victims and witnesses are asked to provide information to the Republic
of Cabinda’s Acting Attorney General - through cabinda@gmx.com
Angolan troops invaded Cabinda on 11
November 1974. Cabinda was a Portuguese Protectorate since the signing
of the Treaty of Simulambuco in 1885, and became known as the Portuguese
Congo. Troops from Angola are still occupying Cabinda and committing
organized atrocities against Cabindans including rape, summary execution,
and genocide. The government of Cabinda and the heroic military forces
of FLEC-FAC exercises control over the majority of the enclave. An Angolan
military offensive begun in 2002 has included organized torture, rape,
murder, and looting but has not broken the spirit of the Cabindan people.
The
International Criminal Court (ICC)
Killing of Civilians by the Angolan MPLA
Cabinda 28 January 2006
THE LAWLESS OF THE ANGOLA
REGIME OF THE MPLA
In Power since
1974
To all parties Foreign
Governments and other Organizations
PLEASE BE AWARE
The Criminal MPLA Regime in power since
time immemorial (1974) and under so called elections in 1992 of which
was voided as a second round was needed to clarify the result, since
1992 no election has taken place the MPLA promised elections in 2001
and its now 2006 how many more years will the international community
allow this to go on, one in each 4 children in Angola dies before it
reaches 1 year of life, 14 years without elections, the MPLA is still
invading Cabinda, a Cabinda National receives 50% of the salary that
is paid to and Angolan, the Cabindan Clergy is not allowed to leave
the Cabinda Nation, the Cabindan People are not allowed to go to their
fields and cultivate them.
The charade of
the MPLA regime and the control of one man over an entire nation since
1979
Flag of the Marxist MPLA party is used
has the flag of Angola in another words the message is that the Marxist
party in power since 1974 MPLA owns Angola.
Fulano José Eduardo dos Santos,
Dictator of Angola
Unelected President of Angola (Head of State)
Unelected Head of Government of Angola
Unelected Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the MPLA
Supreme Court and separate provincial courts (judges are appointed by
the unelected president)
5th Richest man in Brazil (source list of bank account holders and their
deposited amounts in the Brazilian Banks)
Cleaver quotes
from the criminal himself
“It is evident that not all people
that have the confidence of the prime minister are the same ones that
have the confidence of the head of state.“ Fulano Jose Eduardo
Dos Santos, unelected President of Angola, self appointed Chief of the
Armed Forces, etc....
”It is often said that the magnitude
of a people is measured by their ability to know how to win. “
Fulano Jose Eduardo Dos Santos, unelected President of Angola, self
appointed Chief of the Armed Forces, etc....
”Our goal is not to crush the enemy
at any price, but to make it realize that it is illegal to take up arms
to overthrow a democratically elected government.“ Jose Eduardo
Dos Santos, President of Angola, Priminister of Angola, self appointed
Chief of the Armed Forces, etc....
”The current constitutional law
places the president of the republic in an embarrassing situation.”
Dictator, Fulano Jose Eduardo Dos Santos, unelected President of Angola,
self-appointed Chief of the Armed Forces, etc....
Cabinda 28 January 2006 Killing of Civilians
by the Angola MPLA
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Murder in Cabinda
Angolan terror militaries
of the battalion 704 have assassinated, the Cabindan citizen Agostinho
Baza, son of Anselmo Bodo and Felicidade Bumba, natural of Bata Sano,
resident in the village of Vito in Necuto, district of Buco-Zau, born
on the 2 of July of 1980, was assassinated on the 16 of September 2004.
The youngster was shot with 3 bullets to his abdomen.
Chevron-Texaco and the evil
of the MPLA Regime are killing us. Please leave us alone, enough is
enough. You are stealing our property, you are raping our women, you
are killing our men, you are ending all future hope for the new generation,
there is a genocide of the Cabindan People. Every day our people are
tortured and murder raped by the Angolan army. If you can stop this
today please do help us.
We can no longer be passive
to the criminality of the unelected MPLA regime and its army, and the
direct complicity of Chevron-Texaco we do not believe that the MPLA
is an nonelected government of a Nation but a criminal organization
with the only aim of ripping the Nation of Angola and the Nation of
Cabinda of its wealth, for the benefit of the party members leaders.
We therefore declare that
a state of war exists between the Cabindan People and all those that
belong to the criminal unelected of MPLA regime.
WARNING AND NOTICE
TO FOREIGN NATIONALS IN CABINDA UNDER THE MPLA CRIMINAL OCCUPATION:
Treason against the Cabinda
State and its Armed Forces consists of levying war against it, adhering
to its enemies, or giving them aid and comfort. A state of war exists
between the MPLA Army and Cabinda, Foreign Nationals in Cabinda who
materially aid the occupying forces of the MPLA by providing military
supplies, training or intelligence or take up arms against the Armed
Forces of Cabinda may be apprehended and held for trial by Cabindan
civil authorities.
HUMAN
RIGHTS ACT OF 2006
As per
this act, the Republic of Cabinda ratifies and declares in force on
its territory the following human rights conventions:
I
- International Covenant on Civil and Political
Rights (1966);
II
- Convention
on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (1948);
III
- International
Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966)
The
preceding shall co-exist as the highest law of the land and become part
of the organic law of Cabinda.
Cabinda,
1st November 2006
The Rt Hon. , MDR
President of the Republic of Cabinda
Member of the Regency of Cabinda
The Rt Hon. , MDR
Prime
Minister of the Republic of Cabinda
Member of the Regency of Cabinda
The Rt Hon. Rodrigues
Mingas, MDR
Secretary
of State of the Republic of Cabinda
Member of the Regency of Cabinda
The Cabinda Armed Forces
Comm. João
Medeo Balou, MDR
The
Chief of the Armed forces of Cabinda
Commander-in-Chief on the battlefield
Cabinda Parliament
- Nkoto Likanda
Cabinda House of Lords
- Upper House
Cabinda House of Commons
- Lower House
Cabinda National Bank
- Privy Council of the CNB
The Cabinda National
Bank web page
The Law Society of Cabinda
The Law Society
web page
The Cabinda National Petroleum
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Independence of Cabinda a legal document for a Court of International
Law.
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