Conflict Causes Refugees: Invest in Prevention
Refugee Summit Must Address the Cause: Conflict. 65 million people, that’s the population of the United Kingdom. Imagine if the…
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Sudan’s President Bashir is still a wanted génocidaire and war criminal
When did the world forget that Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir is a wanted génocidaire and war criminal? Between the European…
JWW Intern Gabby Blum is One Cool Kid!
One of the great pleasures of my job is that I get to work with so many incredible people. Through…
World Humanitarian Day – Action is Needed in Syria
On World Humanitarian Day, I find myself extremely frustrated with number of seemingly endless atrocities happening around the world. Conflicts…
Another Kind of ‘Dream Team’ – #TeamRefugees
In the midst of the world’s greatest sporting event is a small group of competitors representing history’s greatest refugee crisis.…
DRC Continues to Silence Human Rights Monitors
Jewish World Watch is deeply concerned by the latest attempt of President Joseph Kabila to silence any objective research and reporting by…
The Bare Minimum: Due Diligence Reporting Shouldn’t Be a Question
When discussing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the issue of ‘conflict minerals’ is almost always a…
2016 Summer Advocacy Training & Meetings
It’s that time of year again. The August Congressional recess is rapidly approaching, which means your Representatives will be home…
The Necessity of Teen Engagement
**This Blog post was written by our two summer Federation Interns: Gabby Blum and Emma Aaronson** Gabby: As a…
Renewed Violence in South Sudan: New Leadership Necessary for Peace
Last weekend, heavy fighting broke out between government and opposition soldiers in Juba, South Sudan, killing approximately 300 and displacing…