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…
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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…
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…
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Jewish World Watch intern Yasmin Liberman contributed to this report. In March 2017, China’s government launched a mass crackdown against…
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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,…
The Rwandan Genocide: 25 years later
Beginning on April 7, 1994, 25 years ago this Sunday, and continuing over the next 100 days, 800,000 Tutsis in…
Rohingya Refugee Megacamp: Need as far as the eye can see
Nothing blew me away on this trip to Bangladesh more than my visit to the largest Rohingya refugee camp in…
International Women’s Day with Rohingya survivors: Sisterhood and the Power of Information
I had the privilege of meeting some extraordinary women over the course of this past week in Cox’s Bazar. There…
With entry to Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar closed for a day, time to explore life and organizations nearby
After an auspicious first day in the camps — in the sense that we got in and moved freely without…