UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan

🔵 Violence has changed — not stopped
🔵 Civilians remain exposed

In #SouthSudan, large-scale fighting has shifted to fragmented, localised violence — with continued killings, displacement, attacks on civilians and constrained humanitarian access

The protection gap remains

Our statement to General Assembly

🔵People in #SouthSudan deserve to live without fear & shape their future
🔵The window to prevent wider atrocities is narrowing
🔵Inaction today risks tomorrow’s catastrophe

Full Statement: tinyurl.com/4em6439m

#NewsUpdates

@UNCHRSS calls on @UN General Assembly to take urgent, collective action to secure lasting peace in #SouthSudan

Read: tinyurl.com/3skk6ea3

#SSOX

🔵 Peace cannot be built on women’s suffering

Discussed conflict-related sexual violence, accountability & women’s meaningful participation, with @UN_Women Deputy Executive Director Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda

Women must shape #SouthSudan’s future — not be silenced by its conflict

For a decade, we have documented serious violations in #SouthSudan and repeatedly identified impunity as a central driver of violence

This cycle cannot be broken without credible accountability, functioning justice institutions and transparent management of public resources