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Satellites Show War Crimes in South Sudan

New satellite images from Malakal in the Upper Nile region, where reports say nearly 25,000 people are sheltered at a U.N. compound to escape inter-ethnic violence, show hundreds of huts brunt to the ground.

South Sudan: Satellites Show War Crimes in Malakal

SSP, 28 January 2014

As United Nations officials head to South Sudan to assess the humanitarian situation on the ground, new satellite imagery acquired by the Satellite Sentinel Project confirms… Read more »

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Women and children are increasingly being caught up in violent attacks in Sudan.

Africa: South Sudan Cannot Afford Another Exclusive Political Settlement

African Arguments, 25 January 2014

As the number of people killed and displaced by South Sudan's bloody, month-long civil conflict continues to rise, negotiations taking place in Addis Ababa have inevitably focused… Read more »
South Sudan: The War Between Logic and Emotion in South Sudan

SSNA, 25 January 2014

Many political commentators and analysts, be they foreigners or nationals, have dwell very much on the background of what actually are the root cause (s) of the current fighting in… Read more »
South Sudan: Why the World Needs to Come to the Rescue of South Sudan

New Times, 25 January 2014

"WE WERE picked up at checkpoints or during house searches. They recognized us by our accents or by the traditional marks on our faces. 200-400 of us were brought to a room of a… Read more »
South Sudan: Why Are the Dinka and Nuer Killing Each Other in South Sudan?

SSNA, 23 January 2014

Couple days ago I was invited to a German Public Radio (Radio Bayern) to discuss current armed violence in South Sudan. The dominant current perception of the conflict in public… Read more »
South Sudan: Rights Group Closes Down Operations in South Sudan As Its Staff Members Go to Exile for Their Lives

SSNA, 24 January 2014

The South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy (SSHURSA) has announced the closure of all its offices in South Sudan and suspended operations until further notice. Read more »
Africa: South Sudan Leaders 'Learnt Nothing' From 50 Years of Independence

African Arguments, 22 January 2014

Its birth was Caesarean, sliced out of the Republic of Sudan by American surgeons. Reacting to an extraordinary coalition of African Americans and right wing Christian… Read more »
South Sudan: Officials Accuses Opposition of Hospital Deaths

VOA, 22 January 2014

Officials in South Sudan have accused anti-government forces of killing 127 hospital patients in Bor, a strategic town that has changed hands several times since fighting erupted… Read more »
South Sudan: Stop Killing Nuer and Nonsense Talk Comrade

SSNA, 22 January 2014

President Kiir had been the President of South Sudan for a decade, and the way he is leading people lack intellectual dynamism, good capacity of reasoning or analyzing issues of… Read more »

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South Sudan Ceasefire 'Very Shaky' - Mediator

Government troops have attacked positions held by rebels - an indication that the fragile peace deal has not taken hold. Read more »
- South Sudan: Cease-Fire 'Very Shaky' - Norwegian FM
- South Sudan: South Sudan's Ceasefire Far From Conclusive
Fighting Destroys Key South Sudan Town

Heavy fighting between government troops and rebels in Bor, the capital of the oil-rich Jonglei state, have reportedly left homes, office buildings and market stalls reduced to ... Read more »
- Resource Document Pressure Mounts on South Sudan to End Brutal Conflict
- South Sudan: Aftermath of Bor Reveals Widespread Destruction

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Satellites Show War Crimes in South Sudan

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South Sudan Ceasefire 'Very Shaky' - Mediator

Fighting Destroys Key South Sudan Town

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