Thank you for a life-changing year
We have just closed the book on what was, in so many ways, an extremely difficult year. The Rohingya, Darfuris and Syrians, as well…
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15 years of fighting genocide together
Dear Friends, It has been 15 years since Rabbi Harold M. Schulweis (z”l) and I founded Jewish World Watch in…
Shining a light on the Uyghur crisis
As the world learns of China’s surveillance, imprisonment, torture and forced “reeducation” of millions of Uyghurs, an ethnic group based…
Global Fragility Act signed into law: A monumental victory for atrocity prevention
Earlier today, on December 20, 2019, President Donald Trump signed into law the bipartisan Global Fragility Act ushering in a…
From child survivor to teacher: A Congolese success story
Thanks largely to the supporters of Jewish World Watch, Cibalonza Mushagasha Chanceline has survived the unthinkable to exemplify an extraordinary…
Congo in chaos: restore order to protect lives
Hundreds of thousands of civilians are in grave danger in the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) eastern Beni Territory…
Bipartisan passage of Uyghur Act critical step to demand accountability from China
Late on Tuesday evening, December 3, the House of Representatives passed the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act in a landslide…
A big week for Rohingya justice: major strides toward achieving accountability
The wheels of justice are finally turning for the Rohingya ethnic minority of Myanmar — survivors of the world’s most…
Stop the forced relocation of the Rohingya
Some 3,000 Rohingya people are scheduled to be moved from the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, to an uninhabitable…
The House overwhelmingly recognizes the Armenian Genocide
A century after 1.5 million Armenians were slaughtered by the Ottoman Empire, the House of Representatives today overwhelmingly recognized those…