German responsibility for (post-)colonial injustice in Namibia: Swakopmund @ecchrberlin
German responsibility for (post-)colonial injustice in Namibia: Swakopmund  @ecchrberlin
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
In a series of videos, those affected by (post-)colonial injustice talk to ECCHR about their fight for the regocnition of their rights and what they expect of the German goverment. For this video, we talked to Uahimisa Kaapehi.
ECCHR supports the demands of Herero and Nama for recognition of the genocide and a change of policy of the German Government and advises the Namibians on legal issues. With its work in Namibia, ECCHR also wants to draw awareness to postcolonial legal theories that still apply in Germany.
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German responsibility for (post-)colonial injustice in Namibia: Swakopmund

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