No Business With Genocide

No Business With Genocide is a coalition to build the movement to end genocide worldwide. #NoBusinessWithGenocide

[No Business With Genocide @GenocideNo]

We cannot share this enough. Will you join us?

[Refugees International @RefugeesIntl]

The UAE sponsors your favorite sports teams and games.

Meanwhile, it is directly fueling mass atrocities in #Sudan.

Don Cheadle explains why.
#SpeakOutonSudan #HandsoffSudan #UAE

[The Sentry @TheSentry_Org]

Blood on the Basketball: The @NBA and @WNBA are now one degree of separation from perhaps the worst case of racial violence and injustice in the world as a result of their branding deal with the United Arab Emirates.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is accused of supporting a Sudanese militia that is committing some of the 21st century’s most heinous race- and ethnicity-based human rights crimes.

Our new op-ed urges the National Basketball Association to cut ties to the UAE amid allegations of support for the genocidal milita: https://t.co/nD3Zel9zBu

[Refugees International @RefugeesIntl]

🚨BREAKING: Co-chairs of @TLHumanRights sent letters to @Disney @warnerbros @NBA @NFL urging them to reconsider business relationships with entities tied to the UAE, citing reports of the UAE’s involvement in supporting the RSF's genocide in #Sudan.
https://t.co/zehHYlEbkQ

[No Business With Genocide @GenocideNo]

Did you know about this?

[Human Rights Watch @hrw]

NEW: Colombian private military contractors, apparently hired by a United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based company, transited through UAE military bases before being deployed to Sudan to support the abusive Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

This is further evidence indicating that the UAE is assisting or otherwise substantially contributing to the Rapid Support Forces’ capacity to commit war crimes.

Read HRW’s full investigation. ⤵️
https://t.co/1QDRRLWMNa

[Jeremy Konyndyk @JeremyKonyndyk]

This builds on work by @just1nlynch tracking these same Colombian mercenaries through UAE to Darfur:

[Senator Chris Van Hollen @ChrisVanHollen]

Thanks to HRW, we now know the UAE helped recruit mercenaries to help the genocidal RSF in Sudan.

This war has already killed 150,000+ people & displaced 12+ MILLION.

We must pass mine & @RepSaraJacobs bill to halt arms sales to the UAE until they stop fueling the RSF.

https://t.co/R2yqScFDgT

[The Refugee Advocacy Lab @RefugeeAdvcyLab]

NEW RESOURCE 🚨
This interactive tool helps immigrant & refugee leaders assess considerations related to public events, storytelling spaces & speaking opportunities.
Designed to support informed decision-making, preparedness, & confidence.
Check it out:
https://t.co/4jNOotTA9A

[Stanis Bujakera Tshiamala @StanysBujakera]

Sportswashing : selon The Sentry, les Émirats et le #Rwanda auraient dépensé près de 5 milliards de dollars pour masquer leur rôle dans les conflits au #Soudan et en #RDC

Les Émirats arabes unis et le Rwanda sont pointés du doigt pour une stratégie commune de « sportswashing », le recours aux investissements sportifs pour redorer une image ternie par leur implication dans deux des conflits les plus meurtriers de la planète : au Soudan pour Abu Dhabi, en République démocratique du Congo pour Kigali.

Selon l'organisation d'enquête américaine The Sentry, les deux pays auraient conjointement dépensé près de 5 milliards de dollars en sponsoring d'équipes et de ligues sportives, transformant le sport en outil de diplomatie d'influence pour détourner l'attention internationale de leur rôle respectif dans ces crises humanitaires.

https://t.co/v4bHBf7CMH

[ANCA @ANCA_DC]

"Forged in struggle, unwilling to see American leadership surrendered to Azerbaijani bribery, Armenian Americans stand united with the people of South Texas in seeking to kick Aliyev ally Henry Cuellar out of Congress once and for all." - Aram Hamparian

https://t.co/y6KMdSdaaX

[The Sentry @TheSentry_Org]

🧵1/3: Breaking: the @NBA's sponsor also sponsors armed militia in Sudan.

#SudanWar #JusticeForSudan #AllEyesOnSudan

[Human Rights Watch @hrw]

NEW: Colombian private military contractors, apparently hired by a United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based company, transited through UAE military bases before being deployed to Sudan to support the abusive Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

This is further evidence indicating that the UAE is assisting or otherwise substantially contributing to the Rapid Support Forces’ capacity to commit war crimes.

Read HRW’s full investigation. ⤵️
https://t.co/1QDRRLWMNa

[The Sentry @TheSentry_Org]

The #UAE sponsors the @NBA & the @nyknicks. They also sponsor a genocidal militia in #Sudan with weapons and drones.

They would hate for you to share this: https://t.co/5kWVtfAfqF

#NBAPlayoffs #NBA #Sudan #SudanWar #NYKnicks

[No Business With Genocide @GenocideNo]

📣 Advocacy doesn’t end when the meetings are over.

Join us on 6/7 4:30 PM ET, for updates on #Sudan. We are making progress but more work lies ahead.

Register today:
https://t.co/o4Wr1m0ydi

Together, we can turn awareness into action.

[The Sentry @TheSentry_Org]

One of the @NBA's biggest sponsors is the #UAE. They also sponsor a genocidal militia in #Sudan.

@NBA Make the right call. End the @emirates deal. https://t.co/MrIcgRe9Nv

#NBAPlayoffs #EmiratesNBACup #NBA

[No Business With Genocide @GenocideNo]

Genocide doesn’t continue because no one cares.
It continues because not enough pressure is applied.

We’re fixing that.
$5 at a time.

👉 https://t.co/4c8sw6nFrB

[Sudan Tribune @SudanTribune_EN]

Sudan’s government and military have formally accused the UAE and Ethiopia of orchestrating a series of drone strikes on Khartoum’s international airport and military bases.

Critical updates:

*- Officials claim to have "conclusive evidence" including flight data from drones launched via Ethiopia's Bahir Dar airport.
*- Sudan has recalled its ambassador to Ethiopia for consultations.
*- The military asserts its right to respond at a time and place of its choosing.

https://t.co/uKZ6oo4DL2

#Sudan #Khartoum #Ethiopia #UAE #SudanNews

[Campaign For Uyghurs @CUyghurs]

.@FIFAcom and @POPMARTGlobal recently released a new collaboration for the upcoming 2026 World Cup.

Pop Mart is the same company that @nytimes just confirmed sources cotton from the Uyghur Region, where the US government bans goods due to forced labor.

FIFA must not lend its global platform to a company contributing to and benefiting from Uyghur forced labor.

https://t.co/IuczR0Iapz

[Uyghur Human Rights Project @UyghurProject]

Read Rafael Kokbore’s moving reflection, "My Father’s Doppa: In Honor of Uyghur Doppa Day," first published for #UHRPInsights💡 last year:
https://t.co/NncB2KmNyY

[Campaign For Uyghurs @CUyghurs]

Following the recent @nytimes investigation linking Pop Mart's Labubu dolls to Uyghur forced labor, CFU Executive Director @RushanAbbas sat down with @JustTheNews to speak about the Uyghur genocide and the unjust imprisonment of her sister, Dr. Gulshan Abbas.

As Rushan put it, "Over 3 million Uyghur people were in concentration camps only because of the ethnicity they belong to, the language they speak, and the culture and religion that they live by."

Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/vRfiw34YLM

[No Business With Genocide @GenocideNo]

Please sign the @genocide_watch petition: Call for UN General Assembly Action on Sudan. Sign at the link below: https://t.co/HVmzCUYUm9