Monthly Archives: June 2011

Hearing the news today of the delivery of a “Framework Agreement” for political partnership and security arrangements in the now-under-siege Nuba Mountains and the threatened Blue Nile State  signed by the National Congress Party (NCP) regime in Khartoum and the Sudan People’s … Continue reading →

On June 28, 2011, women and children refugees from the horror of extermination of central Sudan’s Nuba Mountains black, African people by the racist Islamist government demonstrated outside the UN Mission in Sudan compound and refugee camp in Kauda, Nuba … Continue reading →

This petition was delivered to the United Nations by the Nuba Mountains Advocacy Group on June 27, 2011. The Genocide Continues in Nuba Mountains and the International Community sits by Petition letter to the members of the UN Security Council … Continue reading →

Bishop Asks Churches to Pray, Fast June 26                                                                For People of Nuba Mountains Undergoing Horrific Persecution June 23, 2011 Contact: Jeff Walton 202-682-4131,202-413-5639 cell Washington, DC—IRD’s Church Alliance for a New Sudan is urging churches to answer the call of … Continue reading →

Wherever you find it. Especially the White House! Esther Sprague, a tireless Sudan advocate, has provided the following information. Please act on it and, like Eric Cohen, get in touch with Karen Richardson at the White House. And make sure to read … Continue reading →

Emergency National Call-In Day to the White House on Sudan               Wednesday, June 22, 2011 Free South Sudan Media Center is endorsing the Genocide Intervention/Save Darfur organized Emergency Call-In Day to President Obama on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. Tomorrow, Wednesday, June … Continue reading →

“many Ngok I know, when I saw them in January this year, literally had tears in their eyes, believing with cause that the U.S. had abandoned them.“ The following is the excellent statement by former Special Representative on Sudan for … Continue reading →

The following is an article by musician and Sudan activist Slater Armstrong, who has spent a lot of time in the Nuba Mountains, recording the worship music of the church there, just as he did in South Sudan for his … Continue reading →

Originally published on Front Page Magazine Sunday, June 5, the National Congress Party (aka the National Islamic Front) regime began waging war in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. But even as the northern government stronghold of Khartoum brazenly is attacking … Continue reading →