Conflict Minerals on NPR’s Morning Edition
NPR’s Morning Edition featured a great piece out of Portland, Oregon about the efforts of activists to hold electronics companies accountable for their role in perpetuating the conflict in eastern Congo ...
Mo Ibrahim African Leadership Prize: No Worthy Candidates for 2010
For the second year in a row, a prize recognizing excellence in leadership in Africa will not be awarded ...
Human Rights Watch Film Festival Opens in NYC
Opening tonight and running through June 24, the Human Rights Watch film festival in New York City will feature 30 films from 25 countries. Here are a few that we think Enough Said followers might be particularly interested to see ...
5 Best Stories You Might Have Missed This Week
A weekly round-up of must-read stories, posted every Friday ...
Obama Administration Deploys Biden to Engage on Sudan
Biden’s trip to Egypt, Kenya, and South Africa should lay the groundwork for meaningful follow-up to ensure that the United States and its partners are proactively heading off potentially explosive rifts in Sudan at this crucial stage, rather than trying to simply maintain the status quo and being overtaken by events on the ground ...
New CD Released to RAISE Hope for Congo
The album RAISE Hope for Congo, a compilation of exclusive tracks and inspiring lyrics from some of the music industry's top artists, was released today to raise awareness and energize the movement working to end the conflict and empower women in eastern Congo ...
Darfur Peace Talks Restart in Doha
After a two-month hiatus for the Sudan elections, peace talks aimed at resolving the seven-year crisis in Darfur resumed this weekend – but with some conspicuous absences and against a backdrop of ongoing clashes between the Sudanese government forces and rebels ...
5 Best Stories You Might Have Missed This Week
A weekly round-up of must-read stories, posted every Friday ...
Rights Defender, Head of Congo’s ‘Voice for the Voiceless,’ Silenced
Floribert Chebeya knew what he was up against. Since the late 1980s he had endured numerous detentions and physical harassment from Congolese security services; he had canceled planned demonstrations out of fear for the safety of those who followed his lead, and defied threats against his own life when the stakes of failing to advocate seemed too high. He was found dead this week ...
White House Blog Picks Up LRA Bill Signing
The White House recently published a blog post and photo from the ceremony where President Obama signed into law the Lord’s Resistance Army Disarmament and Northern Uganda Recovery Act ...