The high degree of international advocacy that motivated the government of South Sudan to convene the military court, including pressure from Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-N.J.), has not created a process to ensure justice for South Sudanese victims. There is no serious political will, let alone resources, to resolve their cases. The court is little more than a show trial for Western governments.
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Ethiopia, Kenya push to end Machar’s forced detention: rebels
Leaders of Ethiopia and Kenya have informed South Sudan’s opposition group that the region intends to bring an end to Riek Machar’s forced confinement in South Africa, a senior rebel official said.
U.S. Tillerson to end position of Sudans’ special envoy: report
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is planning to end the position of special envoy for Sudan and South Sudan disclosed CNN in a report released on its website on Monday.
US ‘closely’ monitoring Sudan over embargo: aid chief
US aid chief Mark Green said Monday Washington was monitoring Sudan’s progress on conditions for a permanent lifting of sanctions, as he visited a camp for the displaced in Darfur.
In Sudan’s Nuba Mountains, no food is left, and children are dying
South Sudan won its independence from Sudan in 2011, and Nuba was a disputed region that remained in Sudan, despite its people’s affiliations with the South. Today, people in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains are being bombed by their own government.
Øker hjelpen til flyktninger i Uganda
Norge øker nå støtten til flyktninger i Uganda med 15 millioner kroner.
South Sudan president downplays refugee crisis, blames social media
South Sudan President Salva Kiir has said the millions of civilians fleeing the war-torn nation were being driven by social media propaganda manned by those conspiring against his government.
UN MOVES TO PROTECT SOUTH SUDAN CIVILIANS AFTER YEARS OF CRITICISM
South Sudan was the world’s youngest country when it became independent from neighbouring Sudan in 2011 following decades of conflict.
Whatever happened to East Africa’s oil boom?
Politics has been central to the progress, or lack thereof, in developing East Africa’s oil. And it will continue to be.
South Sudan should probe death of US reporter: rights group
The killing of an American journalist in South Sudan violates international humanitarian law and should be investigated, according to an international human rights group.