South Sudan: Arms supplies fuelling violations in forgotten conflict

Headline Title: South Sudan: Arms supplies fuelling violations in forgotten conflict 28 June 2012 A ready flow of military weapons from China, Sudan and Ukraine has triggered indiscriminate attacks by both the South Sudanese Armed Forces and armed opposition groups, Amnesty International said today in a new briefing. Amnesty International’s briefing Overshadowed Conflict, Arms supplies fuel violations in Mayom County, Unity State, examines the impact of irresponsible supplies and misuse of weapons, munitions and armaments resulting in civilian casualties and thousands of people…

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