Year: 2023

The Legal and Moral Quagmire of Racial Profiling by South Sudanese Immigration Officials

By Gama Hassan Oscas Introduction: The plight of many light-skinned South Sudanese who endure brutality and discrimination at the hands of immigration officials is a deeply concerning and morally troubling issue. The use of skin color and height as determining factors for an individual’s nationality is not only unjust but[Read More…]

Over 3,000 returnees lack food

By Manas James Over than 3, 000 households who fled the war in Sudan have remained without food and shelter, months after arriving in Fangak County of Jonglei State, local officials said. The war that broke out between the Sudanese rival military factions on 15 April in the capital, Khartoum[Read More…]

Children Born of Taboo: The Legal, Social, and Cultural Implications of Incestuous Relationships in South Sudan

By Gama Hassan Oscas Introduction: The concept of incestuous relationships is considered taboo in many societies worldwide, including patriarchal communities like South Sudan. The birth of a child resulting from incestuous unions raises complex questions about the child’s belonging, identity, and the role of the perpetrator as a father. In[Read More…]

Renovated school brings hope to community

By Gladys Fred Kole/APO A newly renovated primary school in Wadadelo, in Jur River County, has given hope to communities as well as returnees. United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) refurbishes primary school in Wadadelo, giving education a boost in Western Equatoria region. The eight classrooms, two office blocks[Read More…]