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New Report and Video: South Sudan's Response to Violence in Jonglei

A new Enough Project report and video examines the South Sudanese government's efforts to prevent and mitigate violence in Jonglei state. Read More>

A Broadened Peace Process Is Needed in Congo

As negotiations between M23 and the Congolese government continue, a new Enough Project policy brief calls for a legitimate, inclusive, and internationally mediated peace process. Read More>

Foreign Policy Op-ed: The Seven Deadly Sins of Congo's Peace Process

Congo is an object lesson in how not to resolve conflicts. John Prendergast's recent op-ed in Foreign Policy urges for a new approach as peace talks begin this week. Read More>

New LRA Report: Implementing the U.N. Regional Strategy on the Lord's Resistance Army

A new joint report by the Enough Project and a coalition of organizations assesses the implementation of the U.N. Regional Strategy to address the Lord's Resistance Army threat. Read More>

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South Sudan’s Yau Yau Rebellion Flaring as Army Launches New Offensive

Posted by Enough Team on Dec 20, 2012

The top commander of the South Sudan army’s controversial disarmament campaign in Jonglei state recently announced a shift in the strategy for dealing with the most troublesome challenge to their “Operation Restore Hope”—the David Yau Yau rebellion in Pibor. The SPLA will now “launch aggressive attacks” against the rebels, said Lt. Gen. Kuol Deim Kuol, effectively ending what the SPLA previous said was its plan to only assume defensive positions to allow the necessary space for an initiative that saw local elders travel to their communities to convince the population not to join Yau Yau or to be in possession of guns.

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Posted by Laura Heaton on Dec 21, 2012
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Posted by Kara Federico on Dec 20, 2012
The Coalition for a Conflict-free St Andrews calls on the E.U. to Pass Conflict-free Legislation

Posted by Enough Team on Dec 19, 2012

New Publications

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Joint NGO Letter on Congo Crisis to President Obama

Publication Date: Dec 10, 2012

Recent Reports

Special Topics

Understanding the Crisis in Abyei

The latest attacks in Abyei threaten to disrupt the forthcoming July 9 separation of South Sudan from North Sudan, and could be the beginning of another civil war.
Unlikely Brothers

Cofounder of the Enough Project, John Prendergast is known as a champion of human rights in Africa. But the not-so-public face of JP is the life he’s led as a Big Brother to Michael Mattocks.
Understanding Conflict Minerals Provisions

Answers to frequently asked questions about conflict minerals and conflict minerals provisions in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act.

Multimedia Resources

Root Causes of Violence in Jonglei, South Sudan

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A Sudanese government-backed rebellion led by former council official David Yau Yau is currently destabilizing Jonglei state, South Sudan. The Enough Project's Laura Heaton recently visited Jonglei to look into the root causes of the conflict.
John Prendergast Testimony on the Hill: The Devastating Crisis in Eastern Congo

John Prendergast recently testified at a public hearing on the escalating crisis in eastern Congo along with The Honorable Johnnie Carson,Steve Hege, Mvemba Dizolele.