Juba — South Sudan Law Society (SSLS), a leading civil society organisation, on Tuesday vehemently rejected the bilateral cooperation deal signed by South Sudan and its northern neighbour on 27 September.
The deal allows Juba to resume oil production and export to the international markets using pipelines located and passing through Sudanese territories. It allows demilitarization of buffer zones and deployed the Joint Border Monitoring Mission and opening of border trade corridors.
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