Enough Forum Release – Kleptocracy in Khartoum
On December 2, 2015, the Enough Project published an Enough Forum piece, “Kleptocracy in Khartoum: Self-Enrichment by the National Islamic Front/National Congress Party,” written by Eric Reeves. This piece analyses the mechanisms that the National Islamic Front/National Congress Party (NIF/NCP) uses to maintain power and secure wealth, including manipulating the oil market, illicit land sales and expropriations, systemic bureaucratic corruption, financial mismanagement, and state-sponsored violence.https://www.transparency.org/cpi2014/results ...
Sudan Regime Engaged in Massive Theft
A new report published today details how the governing regime in Sudan is structured to extract the nation’s wealth in order to maintain power, benefit elites, and sustain violent and repressive campaigns against its citizenry. Published by the Enough Project in its “Forum” series, “Kleptocracy in Khartoum: Self-Enrichment by the National Islamic Front/National Congress Party,” is authored by Professor Eric Reeves of Smith College, a Senior Fellow at the Enough Project ...
Food Culture and Conflict in South Sudan
On October 22, 2015, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), and the World Food Programme (WFP) released a joint statement on the impending famine in South Sudan stating, “At least 30,000 people are living in extreme conditions and are facing starvation and death.” ...
Enough Forum – Kleptocracy in Khartoum
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NGOs Make a Joint Call for Sustained U.S. Commitment to the Central African Republic
On Nov. 30, 11 NGOs released a joint statement in conjunction with the Pope’s trip to the Central African Republic ...
What if Black Friday were Conflict-Free?
As you embark on Black Friday and holiday shopping, the Enough Project hopes that you consider companies’ sourcing practices when you make your purchasing decisions on electronics and other items, and continue to tell companies that you want to be able to buy conflict-free products made with minerals from the Democratic Republic of Congo ...
Study Calls for More Effective Use of Natural Resource Sanctions by UN
A new study by the NGO Security Council Report calls for “more effective use of natural resource sanctions” by the United Nations ...
South Sudan Justice Minister Acknowledges Existence of Corrupt Government Officials
South Sudan’s Minister of Justice Paulino Wanawilla recently acknowledged the existence of corrupt officials in the Ministry of Justice, as well as throughout the government. This is a significant statement highlighting the pervasive nature of corruption in South Sudan. In a recent article, the Sudan Tribune quotes the Minister as saying, ““I know in South Sudan corruption is not in one place, but it’s very sad when everybody is stealing.” ...
500+ Conflict-Free Campus Initiative Student Leaders Sign Letter to U.S. Envoy Perriello
On November 6, 2015, a cohort of Conflict-Free Campus Initiative leaders met with U.S. Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region of Africa, Tom Perriello, to present a letter of support for his appointment signed by over 500 students around the country and to discuss their shared priorities of supporting peace in the region ...
Should U.S. Foreign Assistance Be Tied to Human Rights?
Enough's Omer Ismail speaks on why foreign assistance should be tied to human rights ...
