More than 100 killed in Sudan as military cracks down on protesters, derails transition
Hopes for a smooth transition to civilian rule in Sudan were dashed at dawn on June 3, when Sudan’s armed…
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We applaud the passage of the Global Fragility Act in the House — onto the Senate!
Jewish World Watch (JWW) commends the House of Representatives for passing the Global Fragility Act of 2019 (H.R. 2116) on…
Transition agreed upon in Sudan, but still a long road ahead
[UPDATE: May 16, 2019] The transitional military council currently running Sudan has announced a suspension of talks with the opposition…
China is systematically abusing Uyghurs. The U.S. must pressure them to stop.
Jewish World Watch intern Yasmin Liberman contributed to this report. In March 2017, China’s government launched a mass crackdown against…
Escalating violence in Syria forces hundreds of thousands to flee
In just one week, from April 28 to May 6, 152,000 people were forced to flee their homes in Syria…
A Mother’s Day Story: When a child becomes the inspiration
At just 8 years old, Sidney Ross-Stern was inspired to take action by Jewish World Watch’s Walk to End Genocide.…
Freedom, at long last, for Reuters journalists in Myanmar
Today, we at Jewish World Watch are celebrating a momentous and long-awaited human rights victory: Reuters journalists Wa Lone and…
The tragedy in Poway
Dear Friend, On Saturday a 19-year-old gunman filled with hatred entered the Chabad of Poway sanctuary, which was filled with…
Remembering the Armenian Genocide
“Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?” This is the question Adolf Hitler asked in 1939…
Mourning with the people of Sri Lanka, refusing to give in to hate
It is with heavy hearts that we acknowledge the recent devastating attacks in Sri Lanka, which took some 310 lives,…