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Sudan Breaches Ceasefire in Nuba Mountains
President Omar Al Bashir announced a four-month ceasefire on June 18 that was confirmed by the Sudan Armed Forces spokesman Ahmed Khalifa Al-Shami. But on July 11, […]
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What's Happening in Juba: Katy Snowball
Rwandan convoy in the road to Juba in 2014. RICHARD STUPART/ADR As reports of heavy weapons fire in Juba continue to arrive, RICHARD STUPART speaks to IOM project […]
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What's Happening in Juba: Dr Lual Deng
Rwandan convoy in the road to Juba in 2014. RICHARD STUPART/ADR As reports of heavy weapons fire in Juba come in over the weekend, RICHARD STUPART spoke to Dr Lual Deng, […]
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If We Leave, We Are Killed (part II)
A recently-released IOM report, titled If we leave, we are killed examines what became of the United Nations’ protection of civilian (PoC) sites that appeared when […]
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If We Leave, We Are Killed
A recently-released IOM report, titled If we leave, we are killed examines what became of the United Nations’ protection of civilian (PoC) sites that appeared when […]
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South Sudan: Government forces deliberately suffocated dozens
South Sudanese government forces deliberately suffocated more than 60 men and boys who were detained in a shipping container before dumping their bodies in an open field […]
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Limits to any future war
The end of the rainy season in South Sudan makes it possible for the war against Riek Machar’s SPLA in Opposition (SPLA-IO) to restart in earnest, and despite the […]
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Whither the South Sudanese Rebellion?
Since the split in South Sudan’s government in December last year, Riek Machar has been hard to reach. In his absence he’s been accused of variously trying to […]
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A Violent Kind of Ceasefire, Part 2
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 […]
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A Violent Kind of Ceasefire
Despite a recently signed, and barely honoured ceasefire, the positions of Riek Machar and Salva Kiir remain apparently irreconcilable, while evidence of organised […]
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What happened in Juba?
Attempted coup meets civil war threat in South Sudan: causalities, confusion and fear abound ADR contributor Kate Stegeman makes contact with Juba-based UN, IOM, civilian […]
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Direct from Juba
As the dust begins to settle in Juba after two days of fighting in what may have been a coup attempt by forces loyal to ousted vice president Riek Machar, details of what […]