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Eastern Equatoria chiefs blamed for contradicting laws at grass roots
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Eastern Equatoria chiefs blamed for contradicting laws at grass roots
By Theophilous Ochang The Chairperson for the Peace Commission in Eastern Equatoria State, Mathew Ugwak, has raised concerns over the reluctance by the local chiefs to disseminate the rule of law despite having been trained. He made the statement during a training organized by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to participation of local chiefs in law enforcement. The training also aimed to facilitate dialogue to mitigate conflicts bet…
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