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South Sudan: Concrete and urgent action is needed to address the crisis
The new escalation of violence in South Sudan has severely challenged the ability of doctors and volunteers to adequately assist the people injured.
3 November 2022
Due to the consequences of climate change and conflict, food insecurity in South Sudan has reached the highest level ever recorded
21 October 2022
In October Doctors Without Borders reported the dramatic situation in South Sudan caused by conflict in the Greater Upper Nile.
17 October 2022
According to a recent UN report, violence between ethnic communities in the Blue Nile has caused over 100 deaths and 40,000 displaced persons.
Tambura (South Sudan)- MSF’s missions are deepening and widening their understanding of mental health, providing first-hand assistance.
27 June 2022
The South Sudan transition: last eight months to meet the benchmarks set by the 2018 peace agreements
14 December
New wave of attacks has resulted in deaths, injuries and massive displacement in Darfur, South Sudan
12 October 2021
Although a peace agreement signed in 2018 ended the civil war, violence driven by community-based militias is on the rise in South Sudan
30 September 2021
UNMISS trains members of South Sudan's forces in Pochalla on upholding child rights
22 September 2021
UN Humanitarian Coordinator has condemned an attack on a humanitarian convoy in Central Equatoria, South Sudan
13 September 2021
South Sudan is affected by the continued forced displacement of its population, and a worsening conflict-driven food crisis.
07 September 2021
UNMISS urges quelling of violence in Tambura to avoid internal displacement and human rights violations
09 June 2021
Signs of improvement in Greater Pibor, South Sudan have allowed for some IDPs to return home.
16 May 2021
Local armed groups are terrorizing villages across the Greater Pibor Administrative Area in South Sudan.
26 April 2021
Killings, displacements of civilians and threat of famine: the impact of the conflict in the Equatoria region
03 March 2021
South Sudan’s transition to peace is underway, but the fragile peace needs to be pushed forward by the international community
01 February 2021
UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan welcomed the commitment to transitional justice mechanisms aiming at addressing violations and assisting victims.
26 January 2021
The OCHA has made the point on Ethiopia, South Sudan and Yemen’s situation.
01 December 2020
Silencing the Guns: deradicalization and education at the forefront of the PSC of the AU’s 965th meeting on the protection of children in conflict.
06 October 2020
The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has denounced the political ends behind the famine afflicting South Sudan
16 September 2020
The top official of the United Nations (UN), David Shearer, worries that the peace agreement in South Sudan is taking longer than expected
04 September 2020
In the midst of new emergencies and historic concerns, the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) will decrease its military presence in the refugee camps
23 July 2020
Seven years of civil war in South Sudan displaced more than 60.000 people and resulted in a major food crisis
08 July 2020
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) appeals to the country’s leaders to reinvigorate efforts for lasting peace
18 June 2020
As COVID-19 limits life-saving operations, the ICRC warns many lives could be lost if fighting erupts again in conflict-torn Jonglei State
7 June 2020
As South Sudan transitions into peace, a national legislation for protecting internally displaced people (IDPs) must be embraced
20 May 2020
Recent violence between communities in Jonglei State claimed the death of at least 300, including three international aid workers
7 April 2020
South Sudan, which is recovering from 6 years of war, is now the 51st African country with a confirmed case of COVID-19
5 December 2019
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has evacuated 29 people to the Juba Military Hospital where they received further medical care.
6 September 2019
A missing file blocks a possibility for an appeal in the procedure for rapes and murder in South Sudan
11 February 2019
A peace agreement signed in September 2018 has brought a significant drop in political violence in South Sudan.
14 October 2017Ethiopia has reported that more than 1,000 gunmen from South Sudan have raided the Gambella region, killing 28 people and fleeing with 43 children.
12 October 2017Thousands of civilians have been raped and tortured since the beginning of the civil war in South Sudan, as claimed by Amnesty International.
20 September 2017A freelance reporter in South Sudan has been killed during a fighting between government soldiers and rebels.
7 May 2017More than two million children have been displaced in South Sudan, according to UNICEF and UNHCR.
7 June 2017On April 3rd, the South Sudanese town of Pajok was attacked by armed forces, leading to more than 6,000 people fleeing from South Sudan into Uganda.
18 April 2017The UN Human Rights Council warns that there is a concrete risk of ethnic cleansing in South Sudan.
9 May 2017On April 10, at least 16 civilians died as a result of violence perpetrated by government troops in the city of Wau, in South Sudan.
25 April 2017Reports from several international organisations point to an alarmingly rising number of incidents of looting, beatings, rapes and gang rapes against civilians.
14 December 2016Fighting between government and rebels has seen deliberate starvation, gang rape, and the burning of villages.
13 July 2016Further eruptions of violence in South Sudan have led the Ugandan military to intervene to evacuate its citizens
13 July 2016 Further displacement in South Sudan is placing increased burden on neighbouring countries
13 July 2016Parents abandon children amid drought and conflict.
11 July 2016 Fighting between troops loyal to President Salva Kiir and soldiers in support of the Vice President, Riek Machar broke out on Thursday and Friday in Juba, South Sudan.
16 June 2016 Violence erupted during the inauguration ceremony of the newly created Jubek state in South Sudan.
24 May 2016Civilians have suffered abuse by government soldiers in and around Wau, South Sudan.
27 March 2016 UN Security Council alarmed at the disturbing trend of attacks targeting civilians in hospitals across South Sudan.
11 May 2016 Refugees fleeing to the Central African Republic from South Sudan face deplorable conditions and limited medical assistance.
18 April 2016Death toll rises to 208 people, with another 108 children kidnapped after South Sudanese gunmen raided western Ethiopia.
3 June 2016Since 2011, civilians from South Kordofan have fled to Yida in order to escape the civil conflict in their home province.
17 February 2016A South Sudanese government attack against a Protection of Civilians site injured 30 and killed 7.
16 September 2015 Women in South Sudan have suffered deplorable levels of sexual violence in the last two years of civil war.
