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GENOCIDE WATCH NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER

November 2025 | Issue No. 24 Our monthly newsletter aims to keep people informed of Genocide Watch’s operation, as well as the operations of the other members of the Alliance Against Genocide. Download our latest issue below or click the newsletter to open in a new window.

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The Calling of International Law by Gregory Stanton

Dr. Stanton in front of the International Criminal Court, the Hague, October 28, 2025 The Calling of International Law Dr. Gregory H. Stanton Founding President, Genocide Watch During my first year at Yale Law School, Church World Service called me to become Field Director of its relief program in Cambodia. My roommate from Oberlin College was then the organization’s program director in New York and he knew that I had been a Peace Corps Volunteer and had just spent a year i

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Genocide Watch Annual Report 2025

Genocide Watch Annual Report 2025 Genocide Watch had the most productive year in its 26-year history in 2025. Genocide Watch is now a fully virtual organization, which allows us to have a worldwide staff at low cost. A former Executive Director of Human Rights Watch has said, "Genocide Watch gives the most bang for the buck of any human rights organization." Personnel Genocide Watch has an all-volunteer staff of 35 persons . Genocide Watch has fifteen teams that meet wee

Genocide Watch

Nov 22

The Ten Stages of the Russian Genocide in Ukraine

Source: EU Debates, News & Opinions The Ten Stages of the Russian Genocide in Ukraine By Emily Mullin And the Genocide Watch Ukraine Team Talks about a negotiated settlement of Russia’s war against Ukraine have dominated international headlines. As many hope that President Trump can talk Mr. Putin into ending the Russian invasion, we must never forget the incalculable suffering Russia has inflicted on the Ukrainian people. Russia has committed every war crime and crime ag

Emily Mullin | Genocide Watch

Nov 20

Forgive but Never Forget: Rwanda’s Reconciliation Villages

A Special Report by the Genocide Watch Great Lakes Task Force Heirs to both sides of Rwanda’s brutal history working side by side on a drainage ditch in Mbyo, part of a broader effort toward reconciliation. Credit Megan Specia/The New York Times Reconciliation is a complex, often contentious, yet necessary element of the post-genocide process. During an active genocide, the main priority is to bring an end to mass killings and extermination. Once a fragile peace is establishe

Genocide Watch

Nov 10

Webinar: Ten Stages of Genocide in Sudan - Dr. Greg Stanton

(Minneapolis, MN; October 9, 2025) World Without Genocide will host a webinar, Ten Stages of Genocide and Today’s Crisis in Sudan: Stage 9 – Extermination , on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm CT. Dr. Gregory Stanton, founder and president of the international organization Genocide Watch , will speak about his model of the Ten Stages of Genocide in studying, preventing, and responding to mass atrocities. He will then discuss the current crisis in Sudan, where mi

World Without Genocide

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