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No Business With Genocide acknowledges the U.S. Department of State’s announcement of a new visa restriction policy aimed at individuals complicit in the forced return of Uyghurs and other persecuted groups to China. While we welcome this step, it is clear that this action is largely symbolic. The Trump administration must do more to prevent … Read more
Every year on March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day, a time to reflect on the achievements of women and the challenges they continue to face. While women have made strides in politics, education, and human rights, their contributions to ending genocide often go unrecognized. Across the world, women are at the forefront of … Read more
Everyone should take some time to think about what can be done to help the Rohingya and Uyghurs Ramadan, the holiest month in Islam, is a time of deep spiritual reflection, self-discipline, and devotion. It is a period when Muslims around the world fast from dawn to sunset, engage in prayer, and strive to grow … Read more
February 27, 2025 No Business With Genocide is deeply outraged and heartbroken by the Thai government’s decision to forcibly deport at least 40 Uyghur men to China last night, despite overwhelming evidence that they will face likely imprisonment, torture, and even enforced disappearance. This deportation is a blatant violation of international law, which prohibits the … Read more
While we appreciate this determination, more has to happen to end the suffering in Sudan No Business With Genocide (NBWG) applauds the United States’ official determination of genocide in Sudan and the new sanctions targeting those responsible. This acknowledgment is a critical step toward justice for the Sudanese people who have endured unimaginable suffering during … Read more
As we stand on the threshold of a new year, we are reminded of the promise that comes with new beginnings. This is a time to reflect on the progress we’ve made and to renew our commitment to building a world rooted in justice, compassion, and equality. The challenges before us are great, but so … Read more
As we celebrate the holidays—whether by lighting the Menorah, gathering around the Kinara, or sharing the joy of a glowing Christmas tree—let us remember that these traditions are bound by common threads: hope, community, and the pursuit of justice and peace. This season, as we reflect on the values these holidays inspire—faith, unity, love, and … Read more
Help us end the #Genocide in #Sudan As you know, Sudan is facing one of the most critical humanitarian crises in the world today. It is the site of the largest internal displacement crisis on Earth. Conflict and genocide have 25 million Sudanese struggling with limited access to food, clean water, and basic medical care. … Read more
We must do more to hold Azerbaijan accountable for its ethnic cleansing of its Armenian population Over a year ago, Azerbaijan invaded Artsakh (Nagorono-Karabakh), and forced approximately 120,000 Armenians to flee their homes. The Armenians had lived there for more than one thousand years. Now Azerbaijan has started erasing all evidence that Armenians ever lived … Read more
You spoke up and the auto giant took notice! As you may have seen, Volkswagen has announced it is leaving Xinjiang, China. This is due to public pressure from you and people like you who took actions to let Volkswagen know that its complicity in the genocide against the Uyghurs is not acceptable. Today is … Read more