A permanent ceasefire is a much needed first step towards ending the five-year conflict which began as a duel for power between Kiir and Machar.
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South Sudan’s Ceasefire
Author: Keaton Kell
Keaton Kell graduated with an M.S. in Conflict and Dispute Resolution,
with a specialization in International Conflict and Genocide, in 2017.
By creating content for Stop Genocide Now, Keaton hopes to provide a
space people can turn to for information about mass atrocities and
genocide, as well as actions that can be undertaken to prevent these
types of violence.
The Myanmar military is denying all accounts of widespread violence towards the Rohingya population in Rakhine state. While the military has denied the genocide for some time now, Tatmadaw True News Information Team posted the results of a military investigation which claims that the Myanmar military followed rules of engagement, never shot at innocent “Bengalis,” […]
Jordan, despite severely limited water and agricultural resources, has hosted, since 2011, almost 655,000 Syrian refugees, making it the second largest refugee-hosting country in the world, in proportion to its population. According to a Human Rights Watch report, however, starting in early 2017, Jordan has been summarily deporting over 1000 Syrian refugees per month, without […]
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