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In this second part of a two-podcast series, ADR editor Richard Stupart interviews journalist Adriane Ohanesian about emerging evidence of widespread massacres of Nuer civilians in Juba after the split between Riek Machar and Salva Kiir in December. The systematic, organised nature of the massacres carried out by SPLA troops in Juba calls into question the possibility of a long term accord between the warring factions, and poses difficult questions of how to hold government forces to account.

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South Sudan: A violent kind of ceasefire, Part 2

Inside the refugee camp in Minkaman, Awerial County, where people have been coming to escape the fighting in Bor. Geoff Pugh
Inside the refugee camp in Minkaman, Awerial County, where people have been coming to escape the fighting in Bor. GEOFF PUGH
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Written by Richard Stupart

Richard Stupart is part of the ADR team.