π South Sudan, a relatively new sovereign state, has faced challenges to its sovereignty, leading to conflict.
πΌ Global governance strategies, including interventions by the UN, national government, and charities, have been implemented in South Sudan.
βοΈ The consequences of the conflict in South Sudan have had significant impacts on the local communities.
π The conflict in South Sudan started as a political conflict and escalated into an armed conflict, leading to devastating consequences for the local communities.
πΈ The consequences of the conflict include a large number of refugees fleeing to neighboring countries, high risk of food insecurity, malnutrition among children, and a significant population of internally displaced people.
ποΈ The United Nations' peacekeeping mission in South Sudan, known as UNMISS, played a crucial role in consolidating peace, protecting civilians, monitoring human rights issues, and providing humanitarian aid.
π Global governance strategies, such as aid delivery and vaccination campaigns, are crucial for addressing issues like food security and cholera.
π€ The United Nations and the South Sudanese government, along with refugee agencies, work together to sign international treaties and promote peace building.
βοΈ Through the implementation of international law, South Sudan committed to protecting its citizens and successfully achieved a peace agreement in 2015.
π Global governance strategies and supernational institution governance had some success in bringing groups together and implementing laws to help citizens.
π€ NGOs, such as Christian Aid and Medicins Sans Frontieres, worked with the government and the UN to achieve development and humanitarian goals.
π£ Christian Aid taught local fishermen better fishing techniques to reduce food insecurity, while Medicins Sans Frontieres set up treatment centers for cholera and malnutrition.
π Supranational institutions provided shelter and protection during conflicts in South Sudan.
βοΈ Rebels attacked UN and civilian camps, resulting in casualties and displacements.
π« NGOs faced challenges in carrying out their work due to routine attacks.
π Conflict in South Sudan prevented aid organizations from reaching affected areas, leading to a lack of resources and assistance for local communities.
π The conflict resulted in the death of nearly 400,000 people and has caused food insecurity for 55% of the population in South Sudan.
βοΈ A new peace agreement was signed in 2020 after the previous one failed, driven partly by the threat of sanctions from the U.S.
π‘ Despite the peace agreement, instability and the number of refugees in South Sudan remain significant issues.
π The UN Mission in South Sudan has extended its mandate and increased the number of troops to address the ongoing problems.
π The governance strategies in South Sudan have not fully resolved the problem, leading to adverse consequences for local communities.
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