Posts Tagged: president obama
Hold Sudanese Human Rights Violators Accountable!
U.S. commitment to address human trafficking
Praying and acting for wisdom and creative alternatives to war with Iran
Pray for peace in Jonglei
Contact President Obama on Sudan
As Sudan Advocacy Action Forum looks at unfolding events in Sudan, we see this pattern:
Months ago, the National Congress Party which controls the northern Sudanese government began arming and encouraging dissenting militia groups in Southern Sudan resulting in tribe on tribe and clan on clan assaults on each other. Hundreds, perhaps 2,000 have died and the situation gets worse daily.
Weeks ago, the Sudan Armed Forces (northern Sudan military) drove the Ngok Dinka residents out of Abyei forcibly changing the mix of people there. The fortunate escaped across the River Kiir. Many now are trapped because the bridge has been destroyed.
Read more »Help stop the attack in Abyei
Help stop violence in Abyei. Over the weekend the Sudanese Armed Forces bombed and captured the disputed border town of Abyei. This attack is a blatant violation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and a reckless provocation in what has long…
Read more »It Costs Too Much! The Colombia Free Trade Agreement: Presbyterians Speak Up
Join us for a Webinar on May 27 Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar Seat Now The Obama Administration is pushing to pass the three Free Trade Agreements – Korea, Colombia and Panama – by summer. The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)…
Read more »Statement by President Obama on the terrorist attacks in Egypt and Nigeria
I strongly condemn the separate and outrageous terrorist bombing attacks in Egypt and Nigeria. The attack on a church in Alexandria, Egypt caused 21 reported deaths and dozens of injured from both the Christian and Muslim communities. The perpetrators of…
Read more »For the peace of Jerusalem
Send a Christmas card to President Obama. For the Peace of Jerusalem is a national Christian campaign for Israeli-Palestinian peace now. We are calling for valiant U.S. leadership in the peace process and we believe that this peace must be…
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