News South Sudan Culture: South Sudan: Release Detained Airport Officials
Press Release - South Sudanese authorities should unconditionally release six airport officials unlawfully detained without trial since November 2018, or else promptly charge them and release them on bail pending trial, Human Rights Watch said today. South Sudan's government should also ensure that ongoing revisions to the National Security Service Act incorporate basic human rights protections.
News South Sudan Culture: South Sudan: UN Introduce Umuganda in South Sudan
The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has launched Umuganda ... Umuganda is a practice that takes root from Rwandan culture of self-reliance and cooperation. Members of the community ...
News South Sudan Culture: Why South Sudan cattle rustlers keep terrorising northern Uganda
When Uganda and South Sudan leaders agreed in March to work together to stop cattle rustling, illegal logging and smuggling of goods, it was news good enough to revive hope, especially among the ...
News South Sudan Culture: Woman beaten to death after she refused to marry suitor in South Sudan
South Sudan has a deeply rooted cultural practice of paying dowries for brides, usually in the form of cows. It also has a long history of child marriage. Even though that practice is now illegal, at ...
News South Sudan Culture: UAE- South Sudan President visits Wahat Al Karama
ABU DHABI, 24th April, 2019 (WAM) -- Salva Kiir, President of the Republic of South Sudan on Tuesday visited Wahat Al Karama, Abu Dhabi's national and cultural landmark designed to commemorate the ...
News South Sudan Culture: Juba Under the Stars Brings the Magic of Cinema to the World's Youngest Nation, South Sudan
Film Festival aims to bring the cinema experience to South Sudan. A curated, international collective of professionals in a variety of industries and disciplines have assembled to utilize their ...
News South Sudan Culture: South Sudan’s execution of two activists is a shocking betrayal of the struggle for freedom
When did such cruelty, vindictiveness and utter inhumanity become part of the sub-culture of violence? South Sudanese have been in a struggle of one form or another against foreign rulers since 1821 ...
