A special Shabbat dinner with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege
Recently, Jewish World Watch had the honor of hosting Dr. Denis Mukwege — our long-time on-the-ground partner and 2018 Nobel…
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House to vote on Rohingya genocide: the time to act is now!
(Sept. 24 at 5:15 p.m.) GOOD NEWS — the BURMA Act was just approved in the House of Representatives (394…
Two major milestones in Uyghur advocacy
Jewish World Watch (JWW) is proud to report two major accomplishments in our advocacy work related to the Uyghur (or…
Two years after the Rohingya genocide, name the crime and stop suggesting sham returns
The Rohingya suffered genocide at the hands of their own homeland’s military. This Sunday, Aug. 25, marks the two-year anniversary…
In the Congo: Caring for survivors of rape
Dr. Denis Mukwege, a 2018 Nobel Peace Prize recipient and longtime Jewish World Watch partner, is making preparations to deploy…
Congo: Returning abducted children to childhood
Tens of thousands of children have been abducted in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and forced to serve in…
The Ebola epidemic in the DRC is just the tip of the iceberg
Instability continues to rock the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). With the spread of the Ebola crisis, this war-plagued…
Power-sharing agreement signed in Sudan, but hard work just beginning
Despite recent developments suggesting that a transition to civilian rule could be possible, Sudan’s political turmoil is far from over. …
Is the U.S. border crisis a mass atrocity?
Kids in cages. Scenes of chaos and filth, where basic necessities are denied to the most vulnerable: children in a…
Sudan in chaos: What is happening, what’s at stake and what can be done
Sudan is in chaos. Every day brings reports of mounting atrocities as autocracy and democracy go head to head, with…