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- Renewed tribal conflict in South Darfur leaves 13 dead
Beni Halba tribal fighters attack a Salamat area in South Darfur on September 4, 2023 Security tensions in the western Sudanese state of South Darfur escalated on Monday as renewed conflicts between the Salamat In June, the Beni Halba Arab tribe, along with other tribes in South Darfur state, declared their support This division has created a significant rift within the local communities of South Darfur.
- ICJ forbids acts of genocide in Gaza; won't order ceasefire
Many South Africans welcomed the ruling, with members of the country’s governing party, the African National In this case, Israel and South Africa each appointed an additional judge to sit on the bench on their In a packed courtroom earlier this month, lawyers for South Africa argued that Israel had meant to “create Israel also said that statements by its government ministers, which South Africa had cited as evidence South Africa also welcomed the ruling, with members of the country’s governing party, the African National
- North and South Korea Set Bold Goals: A Final Peace and No Nuclear Arms
Credit: Pool photo SEOUL, South Korea — The leaders of North and South Korea agreed on Friday to work At a historic summit meeting, the first time a North Korean leader had ever set foot in the South, the The event, at the Peace House, a conference building on the South Korean side of Panmunjom, was closely People watched live footage of the summit meeting at a restaurant in Seoul, South Korea’s capital. Trump’s current term, in early 2021, according to South Korean officials and analysts.
- Rape, Domestic Abuse Among Traumas South Sudan Refugees Carry to Camps
By Halima Athumani The nearly 1 million South Sudanese refugees in Uganda face shortages of food, water She was attacked in South Sudan six months ago, but she is still afraid to answer the door. They started looking around and took 500 South Sudanese pounds and left. rights officials said earlier this year that rape had reached “epic proportions” in the conflict in South FILE - A young South Sudanese refugee girl shields her face from the scorching sun as she waits in line
- Refugees recount South Sudan attack: 'If you ran, you got shot'
By Alison Williams It started out as a normal Monday morning in Pajok in South Sudan - children walking dozens of Pajok residents who made it 24 hours later to the safety of Uganda, 15 km (10 miles) to the south Most of the SPLA is made up of members of the Dinka tribe, South Sudan’s largest and most dominant. Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) soldiers receive South Sudanese refugees crossing into Uganda at South Sudanese refugees gather with their belongings after crossing into Uganda at the Ngomoromo border
- Rwandan genocide suspect accused of 54 new charges
appears at the Cape Town Magistrates' Court where 54 new charges were added against him, in Cape Town, South Africa June 9, 2023. the 1994 Rwandan genocide, has abandoned his application for bail and applied for political asylum in South Africa, prosecuting authorities and his lawyer said on Tuesday. Kayishema is currently facing 54 charges in South Africa, mainly related to contravening the Immigration
- Rising tensions in the Horn of Africa
These developments raise concerns about the possible resurgence of conflict in the strategic Horn of Africa deep-rooted political fractures within Tigray and mounting geopolitical strains across the Horn of Africa Shifting allegiances in the Horn of Africa The prospect of renewed conflict between Addis Ababa and Asmara Read more on the Horn of Africa Neither peace nor war in Ethiopia Prospects for stability in the Horn of Africa Djibouti remains well-positioned, despite uncertainty As for the TPLF, while the group was
- South Sudan breaking UN arms embargo says UN experts panel
Guns in South Sudan credit: Phillip Dhil/EPA South Sudan breaking arms embargo, says UN Experts Panel Sudan Tribune May 14, 2024 May 14, 2024 (JUBA) – A new report by a United Nations Panel of Experts on South The Security Council imposed an arms embargo on South Sudan through Resolution 2428 (2018) and has since The Council, however, said it would review the arms embargo measures if South Sudan fulfilled certain and weapons stores, amidst recommendations that the South Sudan should seek support for weapons and
- Slow progress, cycles of violence, as South Sudan turns 10
South Sudan, the UN’s youngest Member State, is marking its tenth anniversary of independence amid languishing Peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) conduct a firewood patrol UN Photo/Isaac Billy Nicholas Haysom, who also heads the United Nations Mission in the Republic of South Haysom said South Sudan’s Government has reconstituted the national legislature and appointed 550 new “The international pledged its support to South Sudan then,” he said.
- 'I buried my smallest child under a bush': starvation and sorrow in South Sudan
ourselves,” says Simon Logocho, a stall holder in a scruffy market in Pibor, a remote town in eastern South As elsewhere in Africa where mass starvation threatens, the crisis in South Sudan has been caused by Photograph: Jason Burke for the Guardian The violence in South Sudan is complex. South Sudan’s leaders have been accused of “deliberate starvation tactics”. There is little chance of any immediate improvement for South Sudan.
- Israel to close Dublin embassy Over ICJ Petition
said the decision to close the embassy had been prompted by Ireland’s announcement of its support for South Africa’s legal action against Israel in the ICJ, accusing Israel of ‘genocide’.” and minister for foreign affairs, that he had secured government approval for Ireland to intervene in South Africa’s ICJ case against Israel under the genocide convention. “By legally intervening in South Africa’s case, Ireland will be asking the ICJ to broaden its interpretation
- South Africa tells ICC it didn’t break rules by failing to arrest Sudan's Bashir
There "was no duty under international law on South Africa to arrest the serving head of a non-state Therefore Pretoria could not arrest him during his brief visit to South Africa in June 2015 for an African That's our message to South Africa." Presiding judge Cuno Tarfusser said the aim of the hearing was to decide "whether South Africa failed South Africa had moved to withdraw from the court, angered by the case against it.











