Crisis In The Congo: Uncovering The Truth
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Video Files Available on June 30th, 2011 High Resolution Quicktime Movie – mov Flash Video File – flv MP4 file Mobile Version Screening Kit 1. Historical Overview of Congo 2. Congo Fact Sheet 3. Coltan Fact Sheet 4. Women’s Fact Sheet 5. Participation Form
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Are you ready to join the global movement in support of the people of the Congo? Are you ready to be part of the historic undertaking to stop the deadliest conflict in the world since World War II? What Can you do to support Congolese people in their pursuit of justice? Policy Action Hold hearings on the UN Mapping Exercise Report. Call on President Obama to instruct Ambassador Susan Rice to make the UN Mapping Exercise Report a priority and address its recommendations. Investigate whether or not the Leahy Amendment is being violated in the Great Lakes Region. The Leahy Amendment, first introduced by Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) as an amendment to the 1997 Foreign Operations Appropriations Act, prohibits U.S. security assistance to foreign military or security units “against whom exist credible allegations of gross violations of human rights.” Cease military support of Congo’s neighbors implicated in the report of having committed mass atrocities, crimes against humanity, war crimes and possibly genocide. Public Law 109-456 Section 105 authorizes the Secretary of State to withhold aid from Congo’s neighbors who have been destabilizing the country. We recommend that the Obama Administration fully implement PL 109-456. Support efforts to establish an internationalu0026hellip;
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Crisis In The Congo
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