South Sudan: Arms supplies fuelling violations in forgotten conflict
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South Sudan: ‘We can run away from bombs, but not from hunger’: Sudan’s refugees in South Sudan
This report focuses on the situation of Sudan’s refugees in South Sudan. It documents the human rights violations they have faced due to ongoing conflict in Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile, and the human rights abuses and humanitarian challenges that confront them in the refugee camps to which they...
Sudan-South Sudan: Destruction and desolation in Abyei
More than 100,000 inhabitants of Abyei were displaced by renewed conflict in the disputed region in May 2011. Their homes and properties were looted and burned to the ground and they now remain stranded in dire conditions in makeshift camps in South Sudan where they suffer from lack of food, clean...
South Sudan: New country, new hope
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South Sudan: Amnesty International Experts Available
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South Sudan: Put Human Rights First
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South Sudan: A human rights agenda
On 9 July 2011, South Sudan will become Africa’s 54th state. The new Republic of South Sudan faces enormous challenges, with its legacy of prolonged civil war and severe underdevelopment. However, South Sudan can and should take many immediate steps that do not depend on long-term assistance to...
African Union must prioritize the protection of civilians in conflict situations
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South Sudan: Submission for consideration by the Constitution Review Commission on the review of provisions on economic, social and cultural rights in the 2011 Interim Constitution of South Sudan
As South Sudan approaches independence on 9 July 2011, Amnesty International and the Association for Media Development in Southern Sudan (AMDISS), urge the Interim Constitution of South Sudan Review Commission to strengthen South Sudan’s commitment to human rights by including all economic, social...