South Sudan: Authorities, UN must investigate failure to protect victims of Abiemnom massacre

By Amnesty International

South Sudanese authorities not only failed to protect residents of Abiemnom town from being massacred despite prior knowledge of a likely attack, but they have also failed to investigate and ensure accountability for those responsible, and justice and redress for victims and their families, Amnesty International said today in a new report. The organization also […] The post South Sudan: Authorities, UN must investigate failure to protect victims of Abiemnom massacre appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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