The Secretary-General remains deeply concerned about the continued fighting in the country and calls for an immediate end to the hostilities. He is outraged by the continued reports of serious human rights violations and abuses, including widespread sexual violence against women and young girls, committed by armed men in uniform.
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He calls on all parties to uphold their responsibility to protect civilians and demands that they take immediate steps to hold accountable those responsible for these despicable crimes.
The Secretary-General reiterates his commitment to work with all South Sudanese, IGAD, the African Union and international partners, to implement the recommendations of today’s summit.
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The pieces for cases against South Sudan’s sex offenders,warlords and war criminal, peace and human right violators is being put together one evidence at a time. They will be hunted down like the Nazi war criminals and will eventually pay either through street justice or in a court of law.
Good advice Hon. We all 4 peace not war.the wrong element 4 peace ,ll fight with God.we needed your strongest support. most people benefit from this war.they don,t want peace.but we w,ask God to kill them one by one.thanks
No one in South Sudan responsible tje start of this ongoing conflict in the country.
So the international communities must look for those accountyable.