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As Africans, it's been noticed that we always find it easy to adapt and admit things, even when it hurts us so bad, but why? We never can tell, it could be that, it's just our nature that we find it so easy to admit to those thing which even contributed to the hardship we are going through now, but the bitter truth is just that, even when many admits and keep quiet, the real Africans don't keep shut!

I'm not from Africa, I'm a neighbor, from the continent next door, South America. But I have always had a very positive thought about Africans, because like any person, from any continent, they are human and no one should discredit them for racism or social status or for any reason.

The citizens of Africa have many limitations on fundamental freedoms and these have increased in recent years and have taken different paths. States continue to be primarily responsible for these restrictions, followed by groups such as armed paramilitaries, terrorist organizations, political parties, corporations and individuals who have attacked, threatened and harassed civil society organizations and human rights activists. those who have been prevented from continuing their work. In most of these cases, those responsible are not responsible for any action or justice, or even care, which causes activists to flee their countries or have to self-censor. In addition, these restrictions are triggered by different factors. As they are: Challenges to formal democracy, attacks on activists for the right to land, Terrorism and security as a pretext for restrictions, The rejection of restrictions, among others. One of the movements created several years ago by activists in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is called "Fight" and they advocate nonviolence, denounce the use of weapons and use different methods to demand democratic reforms, social justice and respect the state of Right, thanks to this movement, many Africans have raised their voices to demand improvements in their daily lives, in their country so that no one can trample them. They must keep fighting so that the power of their voice is not lost.