South Sudan: A Year On, Two Men’s Whereabouts Unknown

(Nairobi) – South Sudanese authorities have failed to investigate the enforced disappearance in Nairobi of two South Sudanese men one year ago, and hold those responsible to account, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said today. Kenyan authorities should also step up their ongoing investigation into the enforced disappearances. Expand Dong Samuel Luak, a South Sudanese activist, who has been detained in Kenya and is at risk of unlawful return back to South Sudan. © 2011 Private Dong Samuel Luak, a well-respected South Sudanese human rights lawyer and activist, and Aggrey Idri,…

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