United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) supports National Accountability Conference to strengthen rule of law in Jonglei and Greater Pibor Administrative Area
The challenges faced by Zheng Guo and the larger Pibol administrative field are huge. However, they are determined to end the livestock attack, the continuous cycle of abduction and sexual violence endangers the region of South Sudan.
“Children should not move to Niu Ying in the 21st century. Pia Philip, deputy minister of Peace Construction.
He set a tone for discussions with the support of giving young people with all their potential instead of being forced to enter the crime life to discuss the support of the United Nations Mission (UNMISS) in South Sudan, to develop strong new systems to enhance responsibilities and The rule of law is a sustainable and peaceful way.
According to generations, Jonglei and GPAA’s Dinka, Lou Nuer and Murle community were damaged due to cross -community violence. And children and sexual violence.
Research by partial commissioned by UNMISS’s rule of law and security institutions found that these practices are not culture, but financial drives in the environment of scarcity, political conflict, community tension, and limited infrastructure and services. Although the challenge is complicated and deeply ingrained in the social structure, leaders in both areas believe that politics will change.
“We want to be peaceful between our respective regions and neighbors, because we need to be with each other. Without peace, we will not be able to develop.” “We want others to enjoy the peace, but we can only achieve it with the support of the partner. “
Alfred Agaya, deputy chief executive of GPAA, said: “The Great Bip Poorita government envisages a peaceful prosperity and tolerance region. Citizens respect the rule of law and the rule of law.” This is the call for each of us to surpass the proposal of remarks. “
UNMISS is providing intensive support for these efforts, including the ability to build infrastructure and judicial systems.
“Without compliance with the rule of law and accountability, our prospects of peace and development will still be elusive. This is why all stakeholders must share this vision with us.
He expressed concern about the lack of judges who provide judges, but said that with the support of non -personnel support, the launch of the mobile courts helps to improve the accountability system and establish trust in the system.
“Fortunately, now we have sent a permanent judge to Pibor with the help of UNMISS. The company establishes a court, so we have a place where he can hear.”
UNMISS urges political leaders to be innovative when looking for solutions and formulating new action plans.
“The plan will become a roadmap that enhances the judicial system, reduce the obstacles to the accounting system, and promote the internal trust of the community in the community trust.” “This is a ambitious task, but you can Through the collaboration of all stakeholders, determination and active participation in tasks. ”
Although high -level participation is important, emergency actions need to be used to solve conflict -driven factors, including serious economic difficulties in the community.
“Economically gives women power. Teach young people to sustainable livelihood skills. For example, help them use the cattle they have to increase their value to milk, provide refrigerated trucks to transport their products to JUBA. When people can support themselves, they will feed themselves, they will he No longer killing people to survive, that is the time of peace.
APO Group is distributed on behalf of South Sudan’s UNMISS.
