Hope is an action against Genocide
Hope is an action against Genocide
What is Genocide?
Genocide is an organized and deliberate attempt often on the part of a state or groups of people acting on behalf of a state to completely wipe out a group of people from the face of the earth.
Yusuf Hattab and Abdulrahman Hattab have hope. These brothers are Gazans in the heart of Palestine creating social media content to bring awareness on the occupation.
Fadia Jomaa has hope. In Tyre, South Lebanon, where attacks have been escalating since the conflict in Gaza, women peace builders like Fadia Jomaa are among those being displaced.
Aséna Izgil and her family have hope. Aséna is Uyghur, an ethnic minority being imprisoned by the Chinese government. Aséna now spreads the stories of her and her family's escape.
Wai Wai Nu has hope. She emerged from 7 years as a political prisoner to become a human rights advocate and the founder of the Women Peace Network and the Yangon Youth Center.
John Bul Dau has hope. John Dau, also known as Dhieu-Deng Leek (and one of the Lost Boys) is a human rights activist from South Sudan, and founded the John Dau Foundation.
“Dreams can... give civilized man the guidance he needs in finding his way through the problems of both his inner and outer self.”
— Carl G. Jung
