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- Join Us for the Film Premiere of They Shall Not Perish: The Story of Near East Relief
Performances Panelists: George Billard – Writer & Director Shant Mardirossian – Executive Producer & NEF Board
- Colosseum to be lit red for persecuted Christians
oppressed faith community,” and how anti-Christian persecution in the worst regions has reached “a new peak
- Unrelenting Violence in Darfur: Recent Reporting by Radio Dabanga
“We will suppress any sabotage attempts,” he stressed, and added that peaceful demonstrations are permitted [This comment about “allowing peaceful demonstrations” is of course a cruel joke, but one that the international The UN/African Union peacekeeping mission in Darfur (UNAMID) has consistently proved completely helpless
- Haley: Anti-gay abuses in Chechnya ‘cannot be ignored’
to underscore our commitment to addressing human rights abuses wherever they threaten international peace
- Police killed in new violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State
Suu Kyi, who won a Nobel Peace Prize for her nonviolent campaign against the military junta that ruled
- Zimbabwe’s Very Peculiar Coup
Zuma called for “calm and restraint” and for the ZDF “to ensure peace and stability are not undermined
- Mali: Killings, ‘Disappearances’ in Military Operations
said, “one who had a video of a terrorist on his phone and another for having short pants and a long beard
- The Army in Crisis
Long seen as the primary achievement of the Arusha peace agreement which ended the civil war in 2000, groups, including the FDD, which is now in power, and which were integrated into the army after the peace The FNL was the last armed group to join the peace talks and the government only started to integrate In 2003, as part of peace negotiations with the National Council for the Defence of Democracy/Forces Making the army the showcase of the peace process allowed the government to develop a self-promoting
- An Election Delay Can Help Avert Kenya’s Crisis
the High Court in January 2012 delayed elections by six months, which helped ensure a credible and peaceful
- Syria’s Armenians are fleeing to their ancestral homeland
But that government controls only a portion of Syria’s territory, and Mr Assad’s fate in any peace deal
- Cameroon’s Far North: Reconstruction Amid Ongoing Conflict
Despite a gradual lowering in the conflict’s intensity, which peaked in 2014 and 2015, the continuing
- ‘The Villages are Burning Down.’ Fear and Fire Send Rohingya Fleeing to Bangladesh
year after the emergence of a new Rohingya Muslim insurgency first threatened fragile efforts to bring peace










