FADN calls for concrete steps following apologies for slavery past Amsterdam, 13 April 2026 – During a roundtable dialogue held on 11 April and organized by the Federation of Afro Diaspora Network (FADN), it was concluded that the recognition and apologies by the Dutch State and the Royal House for the slavery past must be translated into concrete and consistent policy measures. The meeting was prompted, among other factors, by the Netherlands’ abstention in the vote on UN Resolution...

Amsterdam, 12 February 2026 – The Federatie Afro Diaspora Netwerk (FADN) expresses its serious concern regarding recent developments affecting the Saramaccan communities in the Interior of Suriname. According to reports, the Korps Politie Suriname (KPS), in cooperation with the Nationaal Leger, is preparing to proceed with the forced eviction of Indigenous and Tribal communities without prior consultation or adequate notice. FADN calls upon the authorities in Suriname to respect the rights,...

IWhat is the Federatie Afro Diaspora Netwerk? The Federatie Afro Diaspora Netwerk is an organization dedicated to supporting the Afro community. The network provides a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the promotion of cultural identity. By becoming a member, you gain access to a wide range of resources and support, from educational programs to networking events. The Benefits of Membership 1. Access to Networking Events One of the greatest advantages of joining FADN is access...