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SGN Talks: “It’s a Bad Name”
Stop Genocide Now has the amazing opportunity to speak on a one-on-one basis with many survivors of the Darfur genocide. [...]
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They Can’t Wait
Tell the Obama Administration that waiting is not an option for the people of Sudan as their government masses its armed forces to attack Sudanese civilians and blocks humanitarian aid.
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Why Not Darfur?
It doesn’t get any easier. I recently went on my eleventh trip to eastern Chad, where I visit the refugee camps that are home to more than 250,000 Darfuris.
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Take Action! U.S. Law Firm Should Not Represent Genocide.
The Law Offices of Bart Fisher has been hired as a lobbyist for the Government of Sudan. Mr. Fisher has agreed to [...]
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Mission Key Objectives Values History Active Team Members Advisory Committee Mission Stop Genocide Now (SGN) seeks to change the way [...]
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From Our Blog
- What’s wrong with this picture? March 9, 2012 This is a personal response from Kathleen Scott, SGN team member since 2007, to Jeffrey’s Gettleman’s A Taste of Hope [...]
- SGN Talks: “It’s a Bad Name” March 6, 2012 Stop Genocide Now has the amazing opportunity to speak on a one-on-one basis with many survivors of the Darfur genocide. [...]
- The World has Sudan Fatigue February 24, 2012 The world is allowing Bashir to continue bombing with antanovs. Nuba are hiding in caves and an entire population is on the brink of starvation.
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Tell Secretary Clinton: They Can’t Wait
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They Can’t Wait
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Imagine
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They’re Still Here.
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Act For Sudan
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End Impuntiy
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Tell Secretary Clinton: They Can’t Wait
Tweet Secretary Clinton had strong words for the UN Security Council this month, calling its failure to act in Syria [...]
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They Can’t Wait
Tell the Obama Administration that waiting is not an option for the people of Sudan as their government masses its armed forces to attack Sudanese civilians and blocks humanitarian aid.
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Imagine
It is happening again. Gabriel’s friends in the camps are once again asking for immediate response from the world to this systematic destruction of a people. As they suffer their own atrocities, they are asking for aid on behalf of another marginalized group. That is compassion in action. We too have the ability to walk in others shoes, even if we’re thousands of miles away.
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They’re Still Here.
Take Action: Post this video’s url to the White House comment page, their Facebook page, or tag them in tweet (@whitehouse).
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Act For Sudan
Act for Sudan is an alliance of American citizen activists and Sudanese U.S. residents who advocate for an end to genocide and mass atrocities in Sudan. Act for Sudan is dedicated to advocacy that is directly informed by the situation on the ground and by Sudanese people who urgently seek protection, justice, and peace.
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End Impuntiy
A campaign to stop mass atrocities going unpunished, seek prosecution of the perpetrators, restore dignity to the victims, and provide healing to the affected communities.
End Impunity is currently focusing on individuals wanted and with an arrest warrant by International Criminal Court and still at large.
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