Our Campaigns & Initiatives

We are raising awareness and taking action to address human rights crimes in Sudan, Congo, and areas of Africa impacted by the Lord's Resistance Army.

Ensuring Success: Four Steps Beyond U.S. Troops to End the LRA

A new Enough Project report calls for Troops, Transport, Intel and Defection strategy to support existing efforts against the LRA. Read More >

USA Today Op-ed: Sudan and Congo Savaged as the World Shrugs

Enough Project Co-founder John Prendergast and Senior Brookings Fellow Micheal O' Hanlon question the world's response to atrocities in Sudan and Congo. Read More >

In South Sudan, Old Feuds Test a New State

In a New York Times op-ed, the top U.N. official in South Sudan defends the peacekeepers’ response to inter-communal violence in Jonglei State. Read More >

Conflict Minerals Fund President Kabila's Reelection?

Local Congolese representatives speculate that 90 tons of conflict minerals confiscated by Congolese authorities likely funded some of Kabila's electoral campaign. Read more >

Reformed LRA Commander Graduates from University

Former LRA commander Sam Kolo graduates from the University of Gulu, a testament to the Ugandan Amnesty Act, which may soon be undermined. Read More >

Sudan Army Targets School in Latest Attack on Civilians

Posted by Nenad Marinkovic on Feb 03, 2012

On February 1, Sudan Armed Forces, or SAF, bombed a school in the village of Heiban in South Kordofan on the first day of classes. Eyewitnesses report that eight bombs were dropped and two landed inside the school compound destroying two buildings. No injuries were reported, even though the school was full of students, an outcome the church group that built and supports the school called “a miracle.”

U.N. Humanitarian Chief in Jonglei, South Sudan: 'It’s a Terrible Situation'

Posted by Nenad Marinkovic on Feb 3, 2012
South Sudan President Calls for Comprehensive Approach to Outstanding North-South Issues

Posted by Jenn Christian on Feb 3, 2012
GOP Frontrunner Romney Breaks Silence on U.S.-Sudan Policy Plans

Posted by Annie Callaway on Feb 3, 2012

Recent Publications

Ensuring Success: Four Steps Beyond U.S. Troops to End the War with the LRA

Feb 2, 2012
Urgent Steps to Counter Inter-Communal Violence in South Sudan

Jan 26, 2012
The Two Sudans: A Tour of the Neighborhood

Jan 23, 2012

Upcoming Events

John Prendergast Serves as Visiting Fellow at University of Pittsburgh

Feb 7, 2012
Suits and Spooks II: Shaping a Revolution in Security Affairs

Feb 8, 2012
John Prendergast to Speak at Goucher College Congo Week

Feb 29, 2012

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

Sudan / Bart Fisher Protest

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Activists rallied against attorney Bart Fisher, who the government of Sudan is paying $20,000 a month to lobby for removal from the US State Sponsors of Terrorism list.
Apple Conflict Free Petition

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Delly Mawazo Sesete talks about the petition he started on Change.org asking Apple CEO Tim Cook to make a conflict-free product that includes minerals from eastern Congo.