Prevention

ENOUGH advocates a "3 P" strategy focused on the need for the robust diplomatic and other investments that can lead to durable peace; on taking the concrete actions required to provide protection for the innocent victims of genocide and crimes against humanity; and on punishing the perpetrators to create genuine accountability and break cycles of impunity. By pursuing this “3 P” approach, we can bring an end to the violence that rages today in Sudan, Chad, Congo, and northern Uganda. But our challenge goes beyond stopping genocide and crimes against humanity occurring today; ENOUGH also focuses on what can be done to prevent the crises of tomorrow. Bringing to bear three key elements – analysis, advocacy, and activism – ENOUGH will also focus on the policies, tools, and investments that can be brought to bear to prevent genocide and crimes against humanity in the future.

Working with a broad range of groups and experts with extensive experience in the field and in government, ENOUGH will issue a series of policy proposals focused on what the international community, and particularly the United States, can do now to prevent mass atrocities and genocide in the future. Sign up to receive these reports over the coming months.