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.
Genocide Watch
Dec 2
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza Has Not Stopped
Analysts and a human rights group say Israel’s genocide in Gaza has not stopped, despite the ceasefire. By Justin Salhani Relatives of Palestinians Israel killed in airstrikes mourn at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, 23 November 2025 [Mohammed Saber/EPA] On October 10, 2025, a ceasefire was supposed to have put an end to Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. But two months on, Israel has violated the ceasefire more than 500 times, killing at least 356 Palestinians, and sending the
Al Jazeera
Dec 2
DR Congo and M23 rebels sign framework for peace in Qatar
Natasha Booty and BBC World Service Newsroom Congolese envoy Sumbu Sita Mambu shook hands with M23 secretary Benjamin Mbonimpa at the signing in Doha. AFP via Getty Images Rwandan-backed M23 rebels and the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo have signed a framework for peace in the east of the country. The ceremony was held in Qatar, which, along with the US and the African Union, has been trying to mediate an end to decades of conflict in the resource-rich region
BBC News
Dec 2
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
Genocide Watch
Nov 28
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
An Existential Battle of Interests: The Sudanese War
A bitter race to claim economic and political power has divided the country, and the human cost can no longer be ignored. Nesrine Malik, November 2025 Old guard v the emboldened new … the conflict has encroached on what was once a peaceful existence. Illustration: Pejman Faratin/Guardian Pictures Almost everywhere I go, I am asked about Sudan. The questions are partly from concern for family and my birth country and partly from a genuine desire to understand how the conflict
The Guardian
Nov 21
