This post is written by our Sudan and South Sudan Coordinator, Baylen Campbell. If you would like another point of view, check out this piece. The opinions expressed here do… Read more…
This piece was written by STAND’s Policy Coordinator, Danny Hirschel-Burns in regards to our STAND for Sudan Campaign. You can contact Danny at dhirschelburns@standnow.org. The Sudan Peace, Security and Accountability… Read more…
This post was written by Rachel Finn, from the Enough Project. STAND and the Enough Project are co-hosting an online workshop on lobbying for the Sudan, Peace, Security and Accountability… Read more…
This blog post is an update on the current situation with the armed group M23 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is written by STAND’s Education Coordinator, Sean… Read more…
Sudan On Sunday November 17, the Sudanese Air Forcebombed the town of Buram, south of the capital of South Kordofan. The reported Sudanese AF plane dropped two large bombs, which resulted in… Read more…
This blog post is a continuation of our series on Burma. It is written by Maung Maung (Tony) Than and Mya Nandar Aung, 2013 Oak Human Rights Fellows at the… Read more…
This update is by STAND’s Education Task Force members Colleen Fonseca and Sagal Hashi. For the past several weeks, the two main political parties in Mozambique have been clashing…. Read more…
This blog post by the Sentinel Project‘s Steven Kierson is a continuation of STAND’s Burma Blog Series. Situation of Concern Lead – The Sentinel Project for Genocide Prevention In past… Read more…
This post is written by Danny Hirschel-Burns, STAND Policy Coordinator. It is the first post in a series on Burma, which we are featuring as part of our Burma: Preventing the… Read more…
STAND has decided to highlight the most important events of the past week by using pictures of important moments, meetings, and life throughout our conflict zones. We have pictures going… Read more…
