Category: Blog

Online and diaspora activists should be recognised as the important early stages of a revolutionary movement, not a distraction ...

Sudanese are coming together to challenge Public Order Laws and stand behind Amira Osman Hamed. Ms. Osman Hamed, an engineer by training, has been charged with “dressing indecently or immorally,” for refusing to cover her hair ...

On a cold Monday night, thousands of screaming students and activists are gathered for a rally for Congo ...

Although substantial progress has been made in supply chain reform and demilitarizing mines in the DRC, gaps in the mineral certification process threaten to undermine these advances, a new Enough Project report argues ...

This week's post in the series Enough 101 offers an overview of the Central African Republic, and contextualizes current events in the state ...

Georges Nzabanita Iyamuremye, from the Democratic Republic of Congo, is a student leader for CFCI. Check out his story about how he got involved in the intiative ...

A weekly roundup of must-read stories, posted every Friday ...

Good news is hard to come by in Congo, so no one should be surprised to see Congolese citizens dancing in the streets these days, overjoyed by their government’s rare battlefield victory over the reviled M23 rebellion ...

The M23 rebel group announced on November 5 that it will disarm and “pursue by purely political means the search for solutions” to the root causes of the conflict ...

WILD magazine recently published an article, “Champions of Peace”, highlighting Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast and the scope of work that Enough does against genocide, mass atrocities, and crimes against humanity ...