Enough’s John Prendergast to Testify to Congress on South Sudan
Date: Apr 24, 2016This Wednesday, April 27, John Prendergast, Founding Director of the Enough Project, will testify on “South Sudan’s Prospects for Peace and Security” alongside other distinguished...
View ArticleSTUDENTS - APPLY NOW! Campus Organizer, Enough Project's Conflict-Free Campus...
Please see below for position overview and applicationThe Enough Project’s Conflict-Free Campus Initiative (CFCI) draws on the power of student leadership and activism to support peace in the...
View ArticleEnough Project Statement on May 26th Congo Democracy Protests, Need for...
The Enough Project is deeply concerned about the growing political crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Today, protesters across the country are risking their personal safety and freedom to...
View ArticleCompanies File Third Round of Conflict Minerals Reports, SEC, Government...
May 31st marks the third annual deadline for electronics, manufacturing, and other companies to file conflict minerals reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), as part of their...
View ArticleEnough’s Brooks-Rubin to Testify to Senate on Sub-Saharan Africa, New...
Date: Jun 6, 2016This Wednesday, June 8th, Brad Brooks-Rubin, Policy Director at the Enough Project, will testify before the Senate on “U.S. Sanctions Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa,” detailing both...
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Enough Project’s Policy Director Brad Brooks-Rubin Testifies before Congress...
Editor’s Note: This blog post was written by Enough Project Intern Will Cullen.On Wednesday June 8, Enough Project Policy Director, Brad Brooks-Rubin, testified before the Senate Foreign Relations...
View ArticleU.S. Tools to Bankrupt Kleptocracy: The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) was passed in 1977 and prohibits U.S. persons from bribing foreign officials. The law was developed after an investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange...
View ArticleU.S. Tools to Bankrupt Kleptocracy: Anti-Money Laundering and Asset Seizure
Corruption and money laundering go hand in hand. Money laundering is the effort to legitimize wealth obtained through the commission of a crime, often known as a “predicate offense.” Fraud, theft,...
View ArticleU.S. Tools to Bankrupt Kleptocracy: Targeted and Sophisticated Sanctions...
Sanctions are well-suited to countering violent kleptocracies because of their ability to impact the target regime’s wealth. Sanctions can alter kleptocrats’ problematic incentive structures, which...
View ArticleNew Comprehensive Study - "A Criminal State: Understanding and Countering...
Note: This blog contains excerpts directly from the report.Today, the Enough Project released a new comprehensive study, "A Criminal State: Understanding and Countering Institutionalized Corruption and...
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