Now we have a policy paper saying:
1. Who leads on atrocity prevention, reaffirming @tariqahmadbt as Minister for #UKMAprev + @jameskkariuki top official as #R2P focalpoint👌
2. What HMG is doing to prevent atrocities inc departmental roles + tools🛠️
3. A commitment to do more🙏
The Treatment of Migrants Likely ‘Meets the Definition of a Mass Atrocity’
"...And like past atrocities, it is being committed by a complex organizational structure made up of people at all different levels of involvement"
Stunning piece from @kcroninfurman in @nytimes today📰
THREAD: UN Sec Gen @antonioguterres report on the prevention of genocide was released yesterday on the anniversary of the birth of Raphael Lemkin. Here are some of its key recommendations to the Human Rights Council... https://t.co/YxebvY3Zym
HUGE! Well done everyone! Constant efforts of @CAATuk + so many others inc @StephenTwigg @CommonsIDC#Yemen report kept up pressure✊@IBVprev & #UKMAprev colleagues are clear: gaps between @tradegovuk + @FCOHumanRights must be closed if UK serious about preventing atrocities🇬🇧🕊️
Our statement in response to today's landmark ruling by the Court of Appeal against UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia:
#StopArmingSaudi#YemenCantWait
https://t.co/xnDyQ9YPIB
BREAKING: The Court of Appeal has ruled that UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia for use in #Yemen are UNLAWFUL. All arms sales licences suspended! #StopArmingSaudi
⚠️HUGE NEWS FOR YEMEN CRISIS⚠️ UK-Saudi Arabia #armstrade has been "declared #unlawful by the court of appeal because ministers failed to properly assess their contribution to civilian casualties in indiscriminate bombing in #Yemen" https://t.co/F4AE5wD79n
Our Dir Kate Ferguson @WordsAreDeeds in @guardian today: #Sudan The risk of further massacres is rising, but there is a window to prevent. The UK government must not sit by🕊️ https://t.co/3pBjnkRwuP
Drafted a briefing on current situation in #Sudan & what more the UK could be doing to prevent & respond alongside passionate bunch at @IBVprev. Pls share widely, Sudan needs us right now: https://t.co/qPwqLhjVDV
Violence in #Sudan cannot be allowed to escalate. Already at least 124 civilian have been killed. We raise attention to @WagingPeaceUK report on Sudan and what the UK can do to support a #peaceful and #sustainable transition. Read the report at: https://t.co/TIvtIaxwKd
⚠️URGENT SUDAN BRIEF⚠️
There is a narrowing window of opportunity to avert predictable crisis: What can the UK do to help prevent further violence?
All thanks to our great colleagues @WagingPeaceUK, tireless champions of peace & justice in #Sudan🕊️
🔗https://t.co/XRm5ZPMaO1
Absolute treat of a conference starting now @ChathamHouse w/@UNAUK —The legacy of Kofi Annan, opened by @malloch_brown “let’s ask, where do we find our next step forward?” #OurSaredHumanity 🕊
#NEW Our evidence to @CommonsForeign on #LatinAmerica & #Venezuela has been published.
⚠️Without a cross-cutting atrocity prevention sensitive approach, HMG is at risk of missing opportunities to help prevent + protect
#GlobalBritain 🇬🇧🌎🕊️
🗂️https://t.co/1mKjBfRDNX
Read below @standnow's statement on the latest developments in Sudan! The genocide in Darfur was the reason STAND was initially founded. We are following the unfolding events and hope that #Sudan can have an inclusive, sustainable and peaceful transition.
We are cautiously optimistic about the removal of Omar al-Bashir, the former Sudanese president. However, we stand with the protesters who call for a civilian government and for al-Bashir to be extradited to the Hague. Read our statement here.
https://t.co/oRlJ0Ox4WE