Organization For Responsive Governance (ORG) is a civil Society organization based in South Sudan. ORG works to Advance responsive Governance in South Sudan.
The cabinet is set to be sworn into office today, however the representation of women fell short of 35% as stipulated in the R-ARCSS. This is a violation of the Peace Agreement!
#SouthSudanWomenCoalition#Implement35%
#gendertalk211#SSCSF
The women of South Sudan have spoken. Read their statement👇🏿
“Peace implementation that excludes women is an utter disregard to the phenomenal and historical contribution of women to the past struggle for founding South Sudan as well as nation building and development in future”
Breaking news:
#SouthSudan (TNLA) Clerk announced in yesterday sitting that the South Sudan Youth Development Policy will be tabled on Monday January 20, 2020 at the Freedom Hall. As youth, we should consider attending this particular sitting.#SSOT@RadioMiraya@EyeRadioJuba
Encouraged to see the recommitment to a ceasefire effective 15 Jan, by the signatory and non-signatory parties who signed the Rome Declaration on the Peace Process in South Sudan, in the process facilitated by Sant’Egidio. A complete ceasefire across all South Sudan is critical.
Pres. #Kiir and SPLM-IO leader, #Machar once again meet in #Juba to resolve the contentious issue of the number and boundaries of the States in #SouthSudan. @SSOT
15 years later, the #SPLM is yet to achieve "dignity, democracy and good governance, justice and equality" for #SouthSudan-ese as promised by Dr. John Garang.
LINK: https://t.co/7lJP0zcoLf @SSOT_tweets
It was an honor to participate in a radio talkshow with military spokesmen of SSPDF, SPLA-IO, SSOA and the Deputy Chief of Staff of RJMEC. The spokespersons were hopeful that they will accomplish outstanding security tasks of the peace agreement by February 22.
Civil society is critical to #democracy. Thanks to @OrgGovernance & its dir. @rajmohandis for a thorough discussion about the peace process, its implementation & the challenges ahead. Your dynamism makes me more optimistic
This is horrible, civil societies, can we come together and support our brethren in Cameroon? Solidarity is what will help us Africans. @CSOForumSSD@OrgGovernance