South Sudan: Stop Delays on Hybrid Court

Launch Gallery Update December 15 2017: On December 13 as Human Rights Watch was going to press, South Sudan’s council of ministers reportedly approved the hybrid court statute and the government’s memorandum of understanding with the African Union. Human Rights Watch calls on the government to move promptly to take the next steps necessary to ensure the court becomes operational as soon as possible. (Nairobi) – South Sudan’s top officials have failed to make good on promises to establish an African Union-South Sudanese hybrid court to try international crimes committed during the country’s…

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