Criminals are afraid of being filmed. That’s why our cameras prevent the worst atrocities.
The small cameras from Slovenia do more good in Darfur than 20,000 members of the peacekeeping mission.
When you realize what is happening in Darfur, you can’t remain indifferent.
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Zakulisje desetletnih vojn v Sudanu v knjigah in filmih Toma Križnarja.
Even though the dictator Omar Bashir has been convicted of four of the biggest crimes against humanity, he still continues his extermination of innocent people in Sudan.
This is the first genocide of the 21st century and the one genocide that is ongoing as we speak.
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The drill on two trucks, along with other humanitarian aid, was brought to the people of Darfur. The drilling machine has already drilled several water wells from which water flowed in the arid region of Darfur, Suleiman Jamous of the Sudanese organization Hope for People told the Hope Humanitarian Foundation.
Thanks to the people of Slovenia
Suleiman Jamous thanked all the people in Slovenia who had the understanding, will, and patience to help prevent the consequences of the water wars, which are being abused to change the demographic structure in Darfur.
Clean drinking water in the desert, where the Sahara expands by seven kilometers a year, is necessary for survival.
With the successful launch of the drilling machine, the Humanitarian Foundation H.O.P.E. hopes that people who have been able to stay at home and maintain their dignity and pride should not "flee to refugee camps in neighboring African countries or seek asylum across the Sahara and beyond the Mediterranean."
In Sudan, drinking water is scarce. But without it, there’s no life. The armed forces are additionally contributing to the shortage by bombing wells and thus threatening the lives of the local people.
Cameras save lives because criminals are afraid of being caught on tape. The video footage documents violence and can be used as evidence in a court of law.
Tomo Križnar is preparing a new documentary about drones, the unmanned aerial vehicles that can either destroy lives or save them.
The situation in Slovenia isn’t very rosy either since a lot of children live in poverty. We want to help them by donating school supplies. The children are especially glad when they get notebooks with beautiful neutral motives.
If it has to come down on us – and now it’s bound to, there’s no other way, it’s too late and we can’t turn back time – please, don’t let it hit us directly. Let it fall somewhere else... more
The H.O.P.E. Organization
H.O.P.E. is a non-profit, charitable, humanitarian non-governmental organization (NGO). We operate in the areas of the biggest humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Our commitments are:
Donating 100% of the raised funds to people in need
Using 0% of the raised funds for the operation of our organization
100% transparency about the raised and used funds
100% volunteers
0% employees
The H.O.P.E. organization works closely with the Tomo Križnar Foundation (Ustanova Toma Križnarja)
Based on his own experience and discussions with the indigenous peoples of the area, the world traveller and humanitarian worker Tomo Križnar has written two books about the situation in Sudan: Nuba: Pure People and Oil and Water. He has also made three documentaries: Eyes and Ears of God – Video surveillance of Sudan, Dar Fur – War for Water, and a short documentary Blue Nile – Sudan.
