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SRI Alert Statements and Events:

 

April 2006 Newsletter

March 2006 Newsletter

February 2006 Newsletter

SRI dissolves as a 501(c)(3) due to lack of funding

 

Press Release: Khartoum, Darfur

 

Ethiopia Report

 

D.R. Congo: New Strategies Needed to End Military Impunity, Foreign Arms Transfers and Sexual Violence amidst Rising Terrorism in Eastern DRC

 

DRC: Unrealistic Expectations, Inhuman Conditions

 

Petition to boycott mineral trade with DRC and surrounding nations until conflict is resolved.
Download the Signature Page

 

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): The international community must immediately address ongoing conflict, military occupation, lawlessness, and impunity for ongoing acts of genocide and crimes against humanity, including widespread sexual violence, in DRC.

 

Ethiopia: International Community Should Investigate Government Role in Ongoing Gambella Violence

 

April 2004 Report: State Department Reporting Under the Sudan Peace Act

 

Ethiopia: U.S. government calls on Ethiopian government to investigate

 

Genocide Watch & SRI Field Report: "Today is the Day of Killing Anuaks"

 

SRI Situation Report: Shari'a Law in Northern Nigeria

 

Update of Genocide Watch: Genocidal massacres in Gambella, Ethiopia

 

Press Release: SRI Answers to a UN Expert's Call on the International Community to Intervene in DRC to End Genocide

 

ICEG Letter to Prime Minister of Ethiopia: Massacres of Anuak in and around Gambella

 

Follow-up Report: Severe Persecution and Violence under the Taliban's Veil

 

SRI Press Release: Psychological Suffering as a Result of the Conflict in Algeria

 

Sudan: A Prominent Case for the International Criminal Court

 

SRI Alert: Martial Law declared in Aceh

 

SRI On-Site Action Alert: Rohingya Refugees of Burma

 

SRI Country Briefing: Liberia

 

SRI Background Alert: Arakan (Northern Rakhine State), Burma

 

Action Alert: Sri Lanka

 

Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation Between Venezuela and Ecuador

 

SRI Action Alert: Burma

 

Burundi Initiative for Peace (BIP) Making Progress in Burundi

 

Alien Tort Claims Act Alert

 

How to Address the Massacres Perpetrated in Algeria's Civil Conflict

 

Trafficking in Persons: Latin America and the Caribbean

 

SRI Press Release: Survivors' Rights International Praises the First Indictments of the Special Court for Sierra Leone

 

Cote d'Ivoire: Update

 

SRI Background Alert: Liberia

 

Open letter to Kofi Annan and to African and western heads of state and government: We demand the deployment of an international police force throughout Ivory Coast to protect the whole civilian population.

 

Burundi Press Release

 

The Great Lakes Region of Central Africa

 

Sri Lanka: Post-Conflict Alert

 

Regroupment Efforts in Burundi Violate International Law and Constitute Crimes Against Humanity

 

SRI Hails Congress and the Bush Administration for Passage of the Sudan Peace Act and its Separate Mandate to Investigate Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes by all Parties to the Conflict

 

Ogonis file class action complaint in New York against Dutch Shell under the Alien Tort Claims Act

 

Presbyterian Church of Sudan, et. al., v. Talisman Energy, Inc., and the Republic of Sudan. 01 CV 9882 (AGS)

 

SRI Alert: Cote d'Ivoire

 

Nigeria and the Increased Extension of the Implementation of Sharia

 

Burundi: Genocide and Transition

 

Shell leads in the destruction of the Niger Delta and is complicit in the commission of atrocities/human rights abuses against Ogonis

 

Representatives Urge Senator Daschle and Senator Lott to Appoint Senate Conferees on Sudan Peace Act

 

SRI Board Member and Federal Prosecutor, Jonathon Drimmer, Proves John Demjanjuk Assisted In Murder of Jews as Nazi Guard and U.S. Revokes His U.S. Citizenship

 

SRI invited to observe the Dinka-Nuer Peace and Reconciliation Conference in Washington, D.C.

 

SRI joins "The International Campaign to End Genocide"

 

Severe Persecution and Violence in Afghanistan Press Release

 

Severe Persecution and Violence Under the Taliban's Veil (pdf download)

 

Tribunal for Sudan

 

SRI and WAPHA JOINT PRESS RELEASE

LETTER TO SRI

 

SRI PRESS RELEASE

 

SRI SPECIAL REPORT: Khartoum and Terrorism (PDF download)

 

Sidwell Friends School writes to Fellow Heads recommending SRI's School Program

 

Sidwell Friends and SRI Host Youth-led Rally on Sudan this Fall — POSTPONED

 

PRESS RELEASE — Sudan Peace Act

 

URGENT: Capital Markets Sanctions Remain Key to Cessation of Atrocities and Peace in Good Faith by Khartoum

 

The Need for a Strong and Effective Sudan Peace Act

 

Demand for an End to Khartoum's Genocidal Campaign and for the Imposition of a Just and Lasting Peace

 

What Amounts to Genocide in Sudan?

 

Important News:

Washington Post.com: Sudan, Newly Helpful, Remains Wary of U.S.

 

Terrorism? Sudan Gave Us No Help

 

Democratic Fund-Raiser Pursues Agenda on Sudan

 

allAfrica.com: US Pressure Groups Urge Tough Line on Khartoum

 

Taliban reportedly holding women, children hostage – Tactic to deter Afghan fighters from surrender

 

allAfrica.com: Focus on US Efforts to Be "A Catalyst for Peace"

 

U.S. accuses Iraq, North Korea of developing biological weapons

 

Opposition Website: Afghan Government (not the Taliban)

 

BBC News South Asia Taleban "leaving last strongholds"

 

United Nations Press Release

 

BBC News Africa US peace envoy starts Sudan mission

 

Islamic Terror Groups Form Unholy Alliance

 

New Casualty: Sudan Peace Act Activists Fear Crackdown on Khartoum May be Sidelined

 

Sudan: Coming out of the Cold

 

Unholy trinity in chemical weapons pact

 

Wall Street Journal article: House Bill to Impose Sanctions...

 

Oil inflames Sudan civil war

 

NYTimes.com article: Papers show U.S. knew of genocide in Rwanda

 

Sudan uses missiles against rebels

 

Khartoum Using Cheap Oil to Expand Its Clout

 

US Official Urges Sudan to Invest Oil-Money in Fighting Hunger

 

Would Buying Sudan's Oil Undermine Peace Efforts?

 

Defusing Terrorism at Ground Zero: Why a New U.S. Policy Is Needed for Afghanistan by James Phillips

 

Backgrounder on Sudan

 




Education

SRI's School Program

Survivors' Rights International, Inc. (SRI) is engaged in an ongoing effort to educate students in middle schools and high schools about conflict situations that have resulted in contemporary acts of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes currently taking place around the world that are not receiving adequate national media coverage. SRI educates students about current genocidal atrocities being committed against groups of people for reasons such as their race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, or other similar identifiable groups as either an introduction to, or as a follow-up to several studies across curriculums, such as Holocaust studies, world history, government, democracy and citizenship, literature, law, human beliefs, religion, geography, survival studies, foreign policy, or current events.

For instance, students learn that crimes such as genocide still occur today despite the international community's commitment following the Nazi Holocaust of World War II that "never again" should the world witness such horrific atrocities on a widespread scale. Each of SRI's interactive discussions/presentations intensely focus on one contemporary conflict not receiving adequate media attention, such as the civil war in Sudan. For example, SRI introduces students to relevant legal definitions, such as the definition of genocide as contained in the Genocide Convention, the roots of conflict and the parties involved, the atrocities being committed, efforts to end the hostilities if any, political implications surrounding outside intervention for countries such as the U.S., and the importance of emerging international justice and accountability of perpetrators of such crimes. From time to time, and when feasible, SRI also invites refugees that have been granted asylum here in the U.S. to speak to students about their personal experiences. Students then engage in a letter writing campaign to their representatives and key officials concerning what they learned about the atrocities taking place in the conflict discussed, and as a result have the opportunity to discover that their voice can have a positive impact on the development of policy and, most importantly, can help to bring attention to the plight of those unjustly victimized. In addition, following SRI's discussions some students also wrote to key news sources, wrote articles for their school newspapers, or organized protests concerning the conflict discussed.

SRI also accepts student interns seeking to fulfill their community service requirement before graduation.

Sidwell Friends School writes to Fellow Heads recommending SRI's School Program

For more information about SRI's school program, internship opportunities, or to arrange a school visit please call Beth Tafe or Teresa Taylor at (410) 268-6988, or email info_srintl@yahoo.ca




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