Even during a pandemic, protect rights and prevent atrocities
COVID-19 has leveled the playing field in many ways — its indiscriminate nature and rapid spread remind us all of…
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COVID-19: On-the-ground updates from our partners
View a recording from our recent webinar, “COVID-19’s impact on the survivors we serve” [maxbutton id=”54″] All of us at…
Announcement regarding COVID-19 and the Walk to End Genocide
With the continuing spread and deep uncertainty about the impact of COVID-19 Coronavirus on our community, we at Jewish World…
Sudan PM’s assassination attempt a reminder of the challenges ahead
Just under a month ago, in our last JWW blogpost on Sudan, the country’s transitional government was making steady progress,…
Sudan’s al-Bashir and the Hope of Justice: A Backgrounder
On February 11, the transitional government announced that several suspects indicted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for crimes perpetrated…
Justice for Darfur, Bashir will stand trial
It is not often in the “business” of fighting genocide and atrocity that we have a day in which we…
Expanded travel ban foments hate, harms civilians fleeing atrocities
On January 31, the Trump Administration added six countries to its three-year-old travel ban. Once colloquially known as the “Muslim…
The Syrian war: A never-ending nightmare for civilians
The horrors of the Syrian war are unending. If anything, they are mercilessly ramping up, as civilians continue to be…
Historic day for Rohingya: World Court orders Myanmar to take immediate action to prevent genocide
Today, January 23, marks a momentous day in the Rohingya cause, as the International Court of Justice in The Hague…
Thank you for a life-changing year
We have just closed the book on what was, in so many ways, an extremely difficult year. The Rohingya, Darfuris and Syrians, as well…