Published Feb 24, 2017 at 8:03 AM EST Updated Mar 01, 2017 at 8:16 AM EST A woman prays by the altar as internally displaced South Sudanese people from the Dinka ethnic group attend mass in a church in Minkaman, South Sudan, March 2, 2014. Pope Francis "hopes" to visit the... More JM LOPEZ/AFP/Getty Pope Francis hopes to visit South Sudan, where civil war has raged for more than two years and part
On New Yearâs day, I boarded an Ethiopian Airlines flight from Entebbe, Uganda. Formally dressed members of the South Sudanese diaspora crowded the propeller plane alongside businessmen from Uganda, Kenya and South India. We were headed to Juba, the capital of South Sudan, on one of three different flights that leaves for the country every weekday. Arriving at the ramshackle airport, we shuffled i
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan visiting Sudan Peopleâs Liberation Army soldiers at the military hospital in the capital city of Juba last month.Credit...Reuters Kampala, Uganda â Everyone agrees that South Sudan âstands on the brink of an all-out ethnic civil war,â as Yasmin Sooka, of the United Nations Human Rights Council, put it. But there is no consensus on how to move forward. The debate
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon speaks before the swearing-in of Secretary-General-designate Mr. Antonio Guterres of Portugal at UN headquarters in New York, U.S., December 12, 2016. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson Acquire Licensing Rights UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday he feared genocide was about to start in South Sudan unless immediate
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An earlier version of this story said that the UN's Godfrey Musila visited the Upper Nile region. This was incorrect. He visited Equatorias. A UN commission on human rights in South Sudan has said a steady process of ethnic cleansing is underway in the country, involving massacres, starvation, gang rape and the destruction of villages. âThere is already a steady process of ethnic cleansing underwa
As this experience has shown, ending the conflict will require more political courage than simply adopting a UN resolution, write authors [Reuters] We write this piece with a great sense of urgency. South Sudan sits on the brink of a catastrophic collapse that may lead to âethnic cleansingâ or even âgenocideâ. This is the grim warning the United Nations special adviser on the prevention of genocid
WASHINGTON(Reuters) - Shiâite militias in Iraq detained, tortured and abused far more Sunni civilians during the American-backed capture of the town of Falluja in June than U.S. officials have publicly acknowledged, Reuters has found. An Iraqi Shi'ite fighter fires artillery during clashes with Islamic State militants near Falluja, Iraq, May 29, 2016. REUTERS/Staff/File Photo More than 700 Sunni m
Some of the images below are graphic and show victims of massacres. I was in London when I first heard that Rwandans were cutting each other to pieces with machetes. Even though I was an experienced conflict photographer, that report on BBC World Service radio sent chills down my spine. En route to Entebbe on a Ugandan Airlines flight, it was still hard to believe â mass murder with machetes? Rwan
Displaced people from minority Yazidi sect, fleeing violence from forces loyal to Islamic State in Sinjar town, walk towards Syrian border in August 2014. Photograph: Rodi Said/ReutersLast month, the European parliament unanimously backed a resolution to label the atrocities as genocide. Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton, the former secretary of state, and Republican candidate Ted Cruz have
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