Happening Now in Sudan
Omar al-Bashir has been the president of Sudan since 1993 (self-appointed), but assumed power in 1989 after he led a military coup to overthrow the sitting government. He has been indicted by the International Criminal Court on five counts of crimes against humanity (murder, extermination, forcible transfer, torture, and rape), two counts of war crimes, and three counts of genocide. He is an international war criminal who continues to bomb his own people in an active attempt to eliminate all non-Arab populations from Sudan.
In 2009, al-Bashir banned all humanitarian aid coming into Sudan, leaving his people starving, sick, dying, and subject to intensifying violence.
Find out what is happening in Sudan today, and what human rights organizations and others are trying to do to stop the genocide.
Video: Children of Nuba
Some of the young lives saved by Dr. Tom Catena, as he talks of the need for a humanitarian corridor...
August 2018: A Message from Dr. Tom
We were so delighted to receive this message from Dr. Tom in August, from "the bush" of the Nuba mountains. Your participation and support has meant so much to him, and to the families of the Nuba mountains. Please continue. If you haven't yet donated,...
Sudan After Sanctions
Who is benefiting from the lifting of sanctions by the US?
John Prendergast to Testify Before House Africa Subcommittee
John Prendergast, Founding Director of the Enough Project and Co-Founder of The Sentry, will be testifying on Sudan before the U.S. Congress.
Report: Oppression by the Government of Sudan and Food Shortages in Blue Nile
As of October 2014, some two million people have been affected by the conflict, with more than 500,000 having been displaced.
Sudan Now a “Partner” of E.U. to Control Migration
The Sudanese government is involved in the same smuggling and trafficking networks it is being paid by the E.U. to contain.