Südsudan
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UNMISS: Zunehmende Gewalt, unerledigte Aufgaben in Südsudan | 03/2023
UNMISS und Südsudan: Brüchiger Friedensprozess | 02/2022
UNMISS und Südsudan: Zähe Fortschritte, neue Risiken | 02/2021
UNMISS zwischen Schutzfunktion und Stagnation | 02/2020
UNMISS nach dem Revitalized Peace Agreement | 02/2019
UNMISS 2018: Stabilisierung unter schwierigsten Bedingungen | 03/2018
UNMISS 2017: Stabilisierung unter schwierigsten Bedingungen | 11/2017
Quo vadi UNMISS? | 11/2016
Die Regional Protection Force: Mehr Sicherheit im Südsudan? | 08/2016
Sudan - Südsudan | 07/2011
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UNMISS
UN Mission in South Sudan
Mandatiert seit: 07/11
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[…] Amnesty International and the Human Rights Watch said in separate reports this week that failure to constitute the hybrid court to try those who have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, would have a negative impact on reconciliation and national healing.
The U.S. ambassador to South Sudan, Thomas Hushek, said the U.S. stands ready to impose more sanctions if President Salva Kiir's administration does not implement the deal to end South Sudan's civil conflict.
The call follows the publication of a report detailing how corporations have profited from the country's civil war. The investigation by The Sentry organization — co-founded by actor George Clooney — shows the links among armed groups involved in the civil war, global oil giants, and British and American citizens.
Forced recruitment of child soldiers is increasing in South Sudan despite a peace deal last year, the head of a United Nations investigating body said on Monday, adding that a return to full-blown conflict remained a possibility.
One year on from the signing of a Revitalized Agreement to ease conflict in South Sudan, the country’s political leaders “have met some, but certainly not all”, of the expectations laid out, the top UN official for the country told the Security Council on Wednesday. Briefing the Council in New York, Special Representative and head of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), David Shearer, explained developments and downfalls he’s witnessed since the official peace ceremony last year.
South Sudan’s warring parties are less than two months away from forming a unity government, but meetings last week failed to move the needle on a 2018 peace deal long-delayed by disputes. The question now: what will happen in November?
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. The 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.
South Sudan President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar have agreed to form a transitional government by the middle of November, the country’s information minister said on Wednesday.