Genocide in Darfur and Sudan divestment
Sudan and its
government-sponsored Janjaweed militia have committed pervasive violations of
human rights in Darfur, Sudan, since March 2003, earning the designation of the
first genocide of the 21st century. More than two years later, the movement to divest from Sudan had its first result with Harvard announcing divestment from PetroChina in April 2005. More than four and a half years after the genocide began, while the crisis grew and the death toll mounted, major investment companies continued to invest, and often increased their holdings, in the worst offending companies helping the government of Sudan fund the genocide.
Learn more using the information on this website and the links below.
- Problem companies
- Campaign materials
- How to submit a shareholder proposalin support of genocide-free investing
- Who has divested from Sudan
- How to divest from Sudan
- Timeline for recognizing the genocide and background on the regime in Sudan
- Why pressure problem investment firms about their investments connected to genocide
- Statements on Sudan Divestment
- Logic of divestment
Additional resources
- Sudan Research and Analysis - SudanReeves.org
- Information on targeted divestment from Sudan - SudanDivestment.org
- Information on China and Sudan - DreamForDarfur.org
- Policy and analysis on Darfur and Sudan - EnoughProject.org
- History of the Conflict - SaveDarfur.org
- Current news on Darfur -
SaveDarfur.org
- UN News on Darfur - UN.org
- Videos, photos and resources on Darfur- SaveDarfur.org
- Videos, photos and resources on Darfur - PulitzerCenter.org
- US Legislation- SaveDarfur.org
- Press Releases - SaveDarfur.org
- Genocide Intervention Network -
GenocideIntervention.net
