Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt should be banned from Namibia!

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt "colonial overlords?"

Namibia's National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) says Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt should be banned from Namibia.

(NSHR) branded the couple "colonial overlords" and accused them of taking over the African country
when Shiloh Nouvel was born this month.

An NSHR spokesman said: "To shut down a national border so she can give
birth in peace is a massive abuse of power."
The human rights campaigners claim Angelina and Brad "used heavy-handed and
brutal tactics" to persuade the Namibian government to agree to their
demands.

Meanwhile, Angelina Jolie is talking publicly for the first time about the birth of her daughter Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt. "I just wanted to hear her cry," Jolie tells Anderson Cooper in an interview for 360 to air Tuesday at 10 pm. "You know, because you're there for the birth, which I wasn't for my first two kids, you're just suddenly terrified that they're not gonna take a first breath."

Jolie gave birth last month via C-section in Namibia with Brad Pitt by her side. "He was in the operating room, yeah, yeah," she tells Cooper. In excerpts of the interview, released exclusively to The Associated Press

Jolie's two other children, 16-month-old Zahara and 4-year-old Maddox, are adopted.
Jolie also praises the medical team in Namibia who helped in the delivery

" We had amazing doctors. And everybody was so lovely."

In a CNN interview to be aired tomorrow (20.06.06), Angelina said: "Next, we both want to adopt."
The brunette star revealed the couple's next child will be from a different country, but she is yet to decide if it will be a boy or a girl.
She explained: "It's going to be a balance of what would be the best for Mad and Z right now."

Anderson Cooper has a blog post regarding his interview with Angelina Jolie.
One-on-one with Angelina Jolie By: Anderson Cooper

When Angelina Jolie came into the room, just four days after returning from Namibia, she was alone. No handlers, no entourage. True, elaborate precautions had been made to make sure no photographers followed her to the hotel where we met, but there she was, by herself, walking into the hotel suite, smiling, ready to talk.

There are a lot of ridiculous stories circling on the Internet, spread by alleged "insiders" who claim that CNN or its parent company Time Warner somehow paid for the chance to talk to Angelina. These anonymous "sources" claim that People Magazine and CNN had some kind of joint deal to secure rights to photos and the interview.

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In other news, in an interview with Forbes, Angelina Jolie says she's been trying to make sure she gives her two older children plenty of attention now that she and Brad Pitt also have a newborn at home.

Jolie, 31, gave birth to daughter Shiloh Nouvel in Namibia last month. Her 16-month-old sister, Zahara, was adopted from Ethiopia, and 4-year-old brother, Maddox, from Cambodia.

"It's different to say that you choose to bring a child into existence," Jolie told Forbes magazine. "I didn't choose to bring my two adopted children to life. Strangely enough, I was concerned about (this difference), and I have been making a point recently to give my adopted children more attention. But I feel now I love them equally."