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South Sudan: Full-Scale War Looms One Year After Peace Accord Signed - Panel
VOA, 17 September 2019
A panel of U.N. experts warns the failure of South Sudan's warring factions to implement last year's peace accord risks plunging the country into full-scale war once again. Read more »
Not Implementing Peace Accord Puts South Sudan at Risk - UN
A report by the three-member Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan shows no improvements since South Sudan's President Salva Kiir and opposition leader Riek Machar signed a peace accord aimed at ending the country's six-year civil war.
Civilians fleeing Kajo Keji county, toward the southern border with Uganda (file photo).
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The leaders of South Sudan and Sudan have agreed to reopen border areas between their countries in a bid to boost trade and the free movement of people. The agreement between new ... Read more »
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A report by the International Refugee Rights Initiative reveals a mixture of frustration, unemployment, post-traumatic stress, alcohol abuse and fighting among South Sudanese ... Read more »
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Regional bloc Inter-Governmental Authority on Development has asked South Sudan's President Salva Kiir to disburse the balance of the pledged $100 million to speed up the ... Read more »
