John Prendergast

Last month John Prendergast and Sasha Lezhnev of The Sentry which tracks conflict minerals and illicit profits in Africa warned that Gertler's new tactics are rendering US sanctions redundant...

The US activist John Prendergast of the Enough...

Congressional critics of Khartoum will influence the debate along with the religious right and liberal activists such as George Clooney and former NSC member John Prendergast and their organisation Enough...

Forensic accountants for Sentry co-founded by actor and activist George Clooney and United States former official John Prendergast have spent a year following the money...

Because of the involvement in Enough of former US government officials such as John Prendergast and Brad Brooks-Rubin its report could have a significant impact on policy this year...

The USA has bowed to pressure from the Enough Project of which former US National Security Council official John Prendergast is a prominent leader and accepted the law before receiving a report from the Government Accountability Office the investigative arm of Congress...

The Enough Project founded by John Prendergast a former Director of African Affairs at the US National Security Council wants to focus on protecting civilians effective counter-insurgency against the FDLR ending the trade in conflict minerals and promoting regional peace economic cooperation and accountability...

Senior Advisor to the International Crisis Group John Prendergast argues that 'cementing the relationship' with Gosh 'a man believed to be the architect of the ethnic-cleansing campaign in Darfur' signals to Khartoum that backing the United States in its war on terror helps to avoid serious sanctions on Darfur...

John Prendergast (ex-National Security Council now at International Crisis Group) provoked NIF wrath on Al Jazeera television by talking of possible war crimes trials for NIF leaders if they destroy Machakos...

John Prendergast of the International Crisis Group told Africa Confidential 'The longer South Africa and the United States wait on the diplomatic front and the longer the US and European Union postpone more biting economic measures against those responsible for this crisis the likelier we are to see state collapse in Zimbawe...