Renew Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan

Expand Women from more than forty South Sudanese womens organizations carry placards during a march through the city to express the frustration and suffering that women and children face in Juba, South Sudan on December 9, 2017. © STEFANIE GLINSKI/AFP/Getty Images The United Nations Human Rights Council should keep pressure on South Sudan to address ongoing rights abuses and the need for accountability. Next Monday, the Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan will brief the council on its most recent report which documents continuing human rights abuses and impunity for widespread atrocities…

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