Our new geoblog, a partnership with Google Earth, documents and maps genocide and related crimes against humanity.
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This guest post was written by Enough Project staffer Ledio Cakaj. Read more posts about Sudan at Enough’s blog, Enough Said. “Tell them about our suffering here,” said the Bishop… More»
DR Congo
Ethnic hostility, fed by inter-group violence in Congo in addition to the impact of genocide in Rwanda and Burundi, has produced an environment where groups fear their entire existence is under threat and engage in pre-emptive attacks against civilians. More»
Sudan
Civilian groups across Sudan suffer from ongoing violence and are at risk of new violence. Millions of Darfurians are displaced; recent sporadic fighting has killed hundreds in the south; a peace agreement between the north and south is perilous; and the country faces decisive political moments with national elections and a referendum on southern independence. More»
Chechnya, Russia
In 1999, a massive Russian military force entered Chechnya, devastating it. Russian President Vladimir Putin proclaimed Chechnya pacified by Spring 2000. But peace remained elusive for Chechen civilians, victims of a continuing war of attrition. More»
Bosnia-Herzegovina
During the conflict (1992-95) an estimated 100,000 people were killed, 80% of them Bosniak civilians. In July 1995, Bosnian Serb forces killed as many as 8,000 Bosniaks from Srebrenica. It was the largest massacre in Europe since the Holocaust. More»
