South Sudan: Revise National Security Service Bill

By Amnesty International

Parliament Should Strengthen Oversight; Further Limit Broad, Unqualified Powers South Sudan’s parliament should revise the pending National Security Service Amendment Bill to bring an end to the agency’s arbitrary arrests and other abusive practices, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said today. The organizations published a joint letter to parliament detailing the bill’s problematic provisions […] The post South Sudan: Revise National Security Service Bill appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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