South Sudan: Renewal of UN arms embargo positive step to help curb conflict-related sexual violence

By Amnesty International

South Sudan: Renewal of UN arms embargo positive step to help curb conflict-related sexual violence Following the United Nations Security Council’s decision to renew the arms embargo on South Sudan for another year, Amnesty International’s Director for East and Southern Africa, Deprose Muchena said: “The renewal of the arms embargo is a step in the […] The post South Sudan: Renewal of UN arms embargo positive step to help curb conflict-related sexual violence appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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