Dear John,

This Just in: The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled to implement measures to prevent the genocide of Rohingya Muslims in Burma and called for emergency measures to be taken against the Burmese military. 

What has happened: Since 2017, the Rohingya Muslims, who can trace their origins in Burma back to the fifteenth century, have faced ethnic cleansing by the military and civilian government. At Least 700,000 Rohingya Muslims have been murdered and the government continues to deny their status as one of the country’s ethnic groups.

What have we done:  With the help of coalition partners, our advocacy efforts led to the 'Burma Human Rights and Freedom Act' being passed through the House. This Act would:

  1. Authorize humanitarian assistance and reconciliation to include support for voluntary resettlement.
  2. Address the right of return and freedom of movement for the Rohingya.
  3. Reinstate sanction on certain imports from Burma and visa bans to military officials responsible for human rights violations

What's Next: Our goal now is to pass the bill through the Senate and sign it into law, ensuring that America stands on the right side of history.

This work can happen only with the contributions from advocates like YOU.

Our askWill you make a $10 donation today to help us continue our fight for the Rohingya and advocate for the Burma Human Right Act?

 

Click here to read about the ICJ holding Burma accountable for the atrocities committed against the Rohingya.

Every dollar contributed to our campaign will support our push for the Burma Human Rights and Freedom Act and help us continue engaging with your representatives to support human rights!

So, please contribute and help us take a stand. Time is running out!

 

In solidarity,

Wa'el Alzayat
Emgage CEO


 

     

    


 

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