URGENT ACTION
16 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women
Get involved by sending a letter to your local media to spotlight the atrocities in Darfur. Copy or download the template and replace all of the red text!
16 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women
Take action! Send your local Congressperson a letter expressing your support for victims of the Darfur genocide. Copy or download the template and follow the instructions.
16 Days of Action to End Violence Against Women
From Nov. 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, to Dec. 10th, Human Rights Day, 16 Days of Activism engages individuals and organizations all over the world to collectively call for the elimination of violence against women and girls. Therefore, we are calling on you to join our efforts to draw attention to the unspeakable suffering women face during the genocide and other atrocities.
Civilian Protection for Sudan Now
Please add your voice to help us tell the United Nations not to abandon Darfur! Sign our petition to help bring attention to the crisis in Sudan and urge UN leaders to protect Sudanese civilians.
Justice for Darfur Campaign- Don’t let President Bashir Get Away with Murder
From July 12th-July 17th, Darfur Women Action Group invites you to join us to call upon the international community to fulfill their responsibilities in pursuing justice for the horrendous crimes committed in Darfur.
Speak Up for Darfur Now!
The suffering of the people of Darfur has gone far too long after 13 years of daily attacks. We implore you to demand civilian protection, unhindered humanitarian access, accountability for perpetrators and empowerment of the affected communities by genocide in Darfur.
Government of South Africa, President Jacob Zuma: Bring Justice to me and my people Tell South Africa to Arrest Omar al-Bashir and send him to the ICC in The Hague
Today, Omar al-Bashir, President of Sudan, is wanted by the International Criminal Court for the world’s worse crimes and is currently in South Africa for an AU Summit.
UN Security Council: Protect the people of Darfur
On October 31st, 2014, government soldiers in Northern Darfur terrorized a village just a couple miles away from the United Nation-African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID) headquarters.
