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Justice Delayed is Just Denied

Tomorrow we will press charges against President Kagame in the ICC

(WASHINGTON DC) - This common saying means that justice is something meant to be handled at the present moment. This is so because, like Martin Luther King said, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."

The Rwandan and Congolese people are suffering at the hands of the rebel group going by the name M23.

Rudwan Dawod Has Been Released!

Oregon activist freed after harrowing arrest, trial and threat of death penalty in Sudan!

(EUGENE, OR) - We have just received confirmation that Rudwan Dawod has just been released by the Government of Sudan! Rudwan is a leader of many of Sudan Sunrise's reconciliation and humanitarian initiatives.

Rudwan was just released approximately one-half hour ago, before midnight Khartoum time. He is now with his family. He is reported to be in good condition.

Disappointed by my own Country; Pleasantly Surprised by my Host Country

Athletes continued to record astonishing feats in international events including Olympics.

(UGANDA) - As I write this, three days have already gone by since the Olympic torch was extinguished in London.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Exposing U.S. Agents of Low-Intensity Warfare in Africa

The "Policy Wonks" Behind Covert Warfare & Humanitarian Fascism

(CAMBRIDGE, MASS) - From the 1980s to today, an elite group of Western intelligence operatives have backed low-intensity guerrilla warfare in certain African 'hotspots'.

Mass atrocities in the Great Lakes and Sudan can be linked to Roger Winter, a pivotal U.S. operative whose 'team' was recently applauded for birthing the world's newest nation, South Sudan.

Joint Letter to Invitees of the IX Sullivan Summit in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea

The bar must remain high for human rights defenders, as the ranks are easily infiltrated by false promises and the allure of financial gain.

(SALEM) - It is disturbing and bizarre each time that a group supposedly created to further the issue of human rights in this world, engages with the political leaders squarely behind the suffering.

One has to question whether The Sullivan Foundation is fully aware of the record of Equatorial Guinea President Obiang.

Sweden Freezes Rwanda Aid After Rebel Backing

Governments have suspended aid to Rwanda since a UN report in June accused Rwandan officials of backing M23.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Sweden announced Monday that it was provisionally suspending aid to Rwanda pending clarification of reports that the central African nation has backed rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

"We have chosen to hold off with aid to shed light on what is going on Congo and how they (the Rwandan authorities) are involved," Cooperation Minister Gunilla Carlsson told public radio SR.

NISS Rearrests Rudwan Dawod Before he Leaves Court Premises

An Oregon resident, Rudwan has been detained since July 3.

(KHARTOUM) - Shortly after his release, the NISS re-arrested Rudwan Dawod, an Oregon resident, and rearrested him. He's now in their custody in danger of further torture.

Rudwan has been detained since July 3. He has been subject to torture and abuse during his detention and he was threatened repeatedly to be assassinated.

Bring President Kagame to the International Criminal Court!

Many believe that President Kagame should be praised for “stopping the 1994 genocide” but one should read the history on how the genocide started.

(WASHINGTON DC) - Over the last two months the Government of Rwanda has faced some of the hardest financial and public relation challenges since the 1994 Genocide.

The UN Group of Experts has found unequivocal evidence that Paul Kagame is providing weapons, soldiers; communication equipment and ammunition to a rebel group in the DR Congo called the M23.

Pentagon`s Satellite Photos of 1994 Rwanda Genocide

Commemorating More Than 18 years of Terrorism in Central Africa.

(WILLIAMSBURG, MA) - In April, the US Government produced never-before-seen satellite images to support the genocide extradition trial of a former Rwandan now U.S. citizen in New Hampshire (USA).

US: Call on the Government of South Africa to Ensure International Standards on Freedom of Expression

Political killings, forced poverty, child abuse, religious oppression; you name it and Africa has it.

(SALEM) - It is becoming increasingly clear to Americans watching political developments in Africa, that the politicians and 'news reporters' are giving the public a bum steer.

In this letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, our Human Rights Ambassador cites several of the ongoing problems affecting African countries and it is only proper, since American political engineering is behind a large degree of what is taking place.