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OUR LIBERTY IS BOUND TOGETHER

See a photo feed from the Cover the Night event. People around the world spent April 20 serving their communities and promoting justice for Joseph Kony.

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ENGAGE YOUR
LEADERS
SERVE YOUR
LOCAL COMMUNITY
HIT THE
STREETS
ENGAGE YOUR LEADERS
SERVE YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
HIT THE STREETS

Joseph Kony is one of the world's worst war criminals, and I call on my leaders to support the international efforts now led by the United Nations and African Union to arrest him and his top commanders, bring the child soldiers home, and restore lasting peace. See FULL PLEDGE

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YES, I participated in Cover The Night

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Following the launch of KONY 2012, the United Nations and African Union announced an ambitious new plan to arrest Joseph Kony, protect civilians, and restore communities affected by LRA violence. But it will only work if world leaders choose to follow through by declaring their support and providing the necessary resources. Specifically, we are calling on world leaders to:

  • Expand communications networks and other programs that help warn communities of LRA threats and provide opportunities for LRA abductees to escape and return safely to their families.
  • Provide the African Union effort with the logistical support needed to arrest Joseph Kony and his top commanders and protect civilians.
  • Engage directly with African governments to ensure Kony and his LRA forces cannot exploit remote areas or political discord to find safe haven anywhere in the region.

This June, the UN will meet to discuss their strategy, and we’ll be there to deliver your signatures.

Click here to read more about the strategy to end LRA violence

ENGAGE YOUR LEADERS

Bringing an end to LRA violence will require international collaboration, so we are asking our leaders to take action. Sign the pledge and ask others to do the same. We will deliver your signatures at the meeting of the United Nations Security Council in June. Find out more about the strategy.

Before the UN Security Council, we are asking these six influential leaders to commit new resources and make a public statement to champion the United Nations and African Union efforts to end LRA violence.

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  • United States President Barack Obama

     Barack Obama

  • EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton

     Catherine Ashton

  • United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron

     David Cameron

  • United Nations Secretary General Ban ki-Moon

     Ban Ki Moon

  • Chairperson of the African Union Commission Jean Ping

     Jean Ping

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SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY

Thousands of people in dozens of countries served their local communities on April 20th while advocating for international justice. Look for ways to serve your community on a regular basis.

It’s a lifestyle.

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Bagged lunches
for refugee kids
Beach clean-up
in Dublin, Ireland
Get well cards for hospitalized children in Brazil
Car wash in the Netherlands
Free hugs in NYC
Blood Drive at Highland HS
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Document your work on Twitter or Instagram #KONY2012 #service #[yourcity]

Or email your photos to [email protected]

HIT THE STREETS

On April 20th a generation of young people promoted justice for Joseph Kony in a positive, creative, and impactful way, demonstrating that our liberty is bound together.

EDITORS PICK:
CLASSIC
Collaborative
Dedicated
Legit
Resourceful
Subtle

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Document your work with #KONY2012 #streets #[yourcity]

Or email your photos to [email protected]

Disclaimer: Invisible Children does not condone any type of illegal activity, including vandalism or trespass, in the distribution of KONY 2012 materials. Our company accepts no liability for consequences, including loss or damage, that may arise in connection with their distribution. Any action you take in relation to KONY 2012 is strictly at your own risk. Everyone can agree that Kony must be stopped, so just ask for permission to post these materials.

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Invisible Children uses film, creativity and social action to end the use of child soldiers in Joseph Kony's rebel war and restore LRA-affected communities in central Africa to peace and prosperity.

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