Books by John Prendergast
Conflicts
Enough conducts intensive field research in areas plagued by genocide and crimes against humanity, develops practical policies to address these crises, and shares tools to empower citizens and groups working for change. Our current work focuses on the grave challenges in Sudan and South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, and the areas terrorized by the Lord's Resistance Army militia. Enough utilizes a “3P” approach: promoting peace, protecting civilians, and punishing perpetrators, as well as a fourth and all-encompassing "P," prevention.
Latest Publications
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Amanda HsiaoMay 10, 2012
The recent volatility of the Sudan-South Sudan relationship raises important questions about why peace and stability between the two countries is so tenuous. From interviews conducted in Juba, South Sudan’s leaders appear open to continued talks and to the establishment of improved relations with Khartoum, especially in response to international pressure to do so. But there is a perceptible shift within the leadership in Juba toward disengagement with Sudan.
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Aaron HallMay 9, 2012
On March 31, indicted war criminal and rebel leader turned Congolese General Bosco “The Terminator” Ntaganda launched a rebellion against the Congolese state while facing the threat of arrest and prosecution for war crimes under international and Congolese criminal law.
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Amnesty International USA, Eastern Congo Initiative, The ENOUGH Project, European Network for Central Africa (EurAc), Human Rights Watch, Humanity United, International Federation for Human Rights, Jewish World Watch, Open Society Foundations, Sanela Diana Jenkins Human Rights ProjectMay 3, 2012
We, the 142 undersigned Congolese and international civil society and human rights organizations, call on the government of the United States to provide urgent diplomatic leadership and support to the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo to arrest Bosco Ntaganda.
