Press Release: Gala honoring Uyghur leader Nury Turkel raises money for anti-genocide work
ENCINO, CA — Jewish World Watch (JWW), an international human rights organization based in Los Angeles, presented on Sunday its…
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Labor rights are an American tradition. Let’s export them to the world.
From our deep roots as a nascent country to striking workers today at core companies, there are few things more…
“Women are the real architects of society”
Communities worldwide are bonded and uplifted by women. Women create life, hold families together and lead communities with strength and…
Jewish World Watch featured in Newsweek
You are likely reading this email on a device made with Uyghur forced labor in the Xinjiang region of China.…
Announcing the Uyghur Forced Labor Database
ENCINO, CA – Jewish World Watch (JWW), a Los Angeles-based organization fighting against genocide and mass atrocities worldwide, launched today…
Column: We must act now to save the Rohingya
In 1939, four months before the invasion of Poland, 937 souls set sail aboard the MS St. Louis as a…
Xinjiang Police Files: Truth and Justice
This week, the BBC released thousands of leaked police images, files and classified speeches documenting, in damning detail, the Chinese…
Jewish World Watch applauds Airbnb for taking down its listings in China
Jewish World Watch applauds Airbnb and the leadership of CEO Brian Chesky for taking the initial steps toward a more…
Jewish Rohingya Justice Network applauds House passage of bipartisan Burma bill, calls on Senate to act
Today’s passage of the Burma Unified through Rigorous Military Accountability Act of 2021 (BURMA Act) in the U.S. House of…
U.S. formally recognizes Rohingya genocide
This morning, the Biden Administration formally announced its determination that the Myanmar military committed genocide against the Rohingya people. Jewish…