FW: New York Times; Mass Graves Cover Up; U.N. Report; LRA Child Soldier

[Ginger Scally]

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From: enough...@enoughproject.org
To: ggsca...@msn.com
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 15:54:29 -0400
Subject: New York Times; Mass Graves Cover Up; U.N. Report; LRA Child Soldier

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Enough Project Newsletter // August 18, 2011
Setting the Record Straight on Congo's Conflict Minerals In response to an op-ed in the New York Times last week, the Enough Project and other Congo experts weigh in on the issue of conflict minerals certification and why it is a key step toward sustainable peace and development in the Congo. Read More > | Take Action >
Cover-Up: New Evidence of Three More Mass Graves in Sudan Based on an analysis of DigitalGlobe satellite imagery and multiple eyewitness accounts, the Satellite Sentinel Project has identified three new alleged mass grave sites in and around Kadugli, the capital of South Kordofan, Sudan. Read Full Report >
New U.N. Report Calls for Human Rights Investigations in South Kordofan In response to recent violence, the U.N. released a preliminary report outlining numerous violations of international human rights and humanitarian law that have taken place in South Kordofan, and called for investigations to hold perpetrators accountable. Read More >
Former LRA Child Soldier’s Enough Moment Nelson Ochaya, a former child soldier of the Lord’s Resistance Army, or LRA, shares his story of abduction and escape, and how his experience inspired him to work toward educating and reintegrating other former child soldiers. Read His Story>
Featured Multimedia
South Kordofan Rally and Press Conference at the U.N. To demand action in South Kordofan, the Anglican bishop of Kadugli gave a press conference at the U.N., followed by a rally outside with people of the Nuba Mountains and other supporters. Watch BBC Video > Ann Curry Interviews John Prendergast and Michael Mattocks NBC's Ann Curry interviews John Prendergast and Michael Mattocks about their joint memoir, Unlikely Brothers, at McNally Jackson Books in New York City. Watch C-SPAN 2 Video >
Get Involved
Raise Hope for Congo Register for the Congo Informed Activism Conference at Clark University, and urge your Member of Congress to support strong SEC regulations for conflict minerals. The Lord's Resistance Army Read our report card of the Obama Administration's efforts to end the LRA and tell the President to get his grades up.   Sudan Join us and our Sudan Now partners in emailing  Secretary Clinton and ask her to lead the US effort to stop the violence in South Kordofan.     Darfur Dream Team Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter for daily updates and exciting developments.
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