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African Politics · South SudanIndependent UN experts warned on Sunday that escalating violence in South Sudan was raising the risk of mass atrocities against civilians, citing fresh clashes and inflammatory rhetoric. The UN Commission on Human Rights said it was gravely alarmed by fighting in Jonglei state, where witnesses reported civilians fleeing into nearby swamps.See the Story
South Sudan crisis heightens 'risk of mass violence' against civilians, UN experts say
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Antonio Guterres · South SudanThe world's youngest country, South Sudan, is facing continued instability and violence as military escalation looms, following reports earlier this week that a senior army commander had called on troops to inflict indiscriminate violence against civilians in Jonglei state.See the Story
South Sudan: UN Chief 'Deeply Concerned' By Escalation of Violence in South Sudan
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International · JongleiDoctors Without Borders (MSF) on Friday denounced restrictions on humanitarian access in South Sudan as fighting has intensified between rival factions over the past month. Fighting erupted in Jonglei state, north of the capital Juba, in late December, in the latest clashes between factions loyal to President Salva Kiir and his long-time rival, Riek Machar, displacing at least 180 000 people according to the United Nations. MSF is the only healt…See the Story
MSF Denounces Denial of Humanitarian Access in South Sudan
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