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last update: december 9th, 2015

december 8th, 2015

Board Member John Prendergast Testifying on South Sudan at Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing

This Thursday, December 10, 2015, board member John Prendergast and other distinguished guests will testify before the United States Congress at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing, "Independent South Sudan: A Failure of Leadership".

 

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october 9th, 2015

Win a House of Lies Experience with Board Member Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell

Update: This Not On Our Watch Prizeo campaign has now ended. Thank you to all those who entered for your support.

 

Not On Our Watch is partnering with Prizeo, giving individuals the chance to win a trip to spend the day with board member Don Cheadle and Kristen Bell on the set of "House of Lies" and receive a walk on role on the show.

 

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NEWS

last updated november 2nd, 2009

november 2nd, 2009

South Sudan Awaits Oil Bonanza

"In a village perched a difficult climb half-way up a steep mountain slope in South Sudan, a woman is grinding up leaves plucked from a tree.

 

The drab green powder--added to some water--will have to make do for lunch."

november 1st, 2009

South Sudan Leader Urges Split

"Southern Sudan leader Salva Kiir has made his strongest call for full independence when the region's status is decided at a referendum due in 2011."

november 1st, 2009

Sudanese Register for First Free Vote in 24 Years

"Sudanese began registering on Sunday for the country's first multi-party elections in 24 years, but opposition parties threatened to boycott the April poll unless democratic reforms are passed."

october 31st, 2009

Update: US to Send Top Envoys to Burma Next Week: Official

"Two senior US officials will travel to Burma next week in the latest move by President Barack Obama's administration to engage the reclusive military regime, the State Department said Friday."

october 31st, 2009

Zimbabwe: Mugabe Takes Sharp Dig at Tsvangirai

"President Robert Mugabe took a sharp dig at his estranged governing partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday, but said they were still allies in Zimbabwe's troubled coalition."
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