🔵 Violence has changed — not stopped
🔵 Civilians remain exposed
In #SouthSudan, large-scale fighting has shifted to fragmented, localised violence — with continued killings, displacement, attacks on civilians and constrained humanitarian access
The protection gap remains
Our statement to General Assembly
🔵People in #SouthSudan deserve to live without fear & shape their future
🔵The window to prevent wider atrocities is narrowing
🔵Inaction today risks tomorrow’s catastrophe
Full Statement: https://t.co/yPudMGoFDW
"South Sudanese want to live without fear & determine their own future ... but the opportunity to prevent wider atrocities is narrowing," Yasmin Sooka, chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (@UNCHRSS) told the General Assembly's 3rd Committee today. #UNGA81
The @UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (@UNCHRSS) is calling on Member States to take urgent action to prevent renewed conflict & secure lasting peace, warning that country’s fragile transition at grave risk. #UNGA81
More ➡️ https://t.co/alIitTk1V5
#NewsUpdates@UNCHRSS calls on @UN General Assembly to take urgent, collective action to secure lasting peace in #SouthSudan
Read: https://t.co/zlLzvYvTvj
#SSOX
🔴 NOW at #UNGA81
Yasmin Sooka, chair of the @UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan, presents the Commission’s latest findings to the UN General Assembly's 3rd Committee in New York.
📺Watch LIVE here ⬇️
https://t.co/4RE2LMhuJV
🔵 Peace cannot be built on women’s suffering
Discussed conflict-related sexual violence, accountability & women’s meaningful participation, with @UN_Women Deputy Executive Director Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda
Women must shape #SouthSudan’s future — not be silenced by its conflict
Amazing moment.
Navi Pillay has received the Nobel Peace Prize ! https://t.co/HL3r1PJzLO
We are at the Nuremberg Court; I cannot think of a stronger symbol for her Nobel prize.
We are all so thrilled!
This is her first reactions upon hearing the news:
For a decade, we have documented serious violations in #SouthSudan and repeatedly identified impunity as a central driver of violence
This cycle cannot be broken without credible accountability, functioning justice institutions and transparent management of public resources
🔵South Sudanese have a right to vote
🔵That right must be protected
As #SouthSudan prepares for elections, voters must be able to participate freely, compete fairly and resolve electoral disputes through credible institutions
Elections must not become a trigger for violence
🔴The patterns have changed little
🔴The human cost continues to grow
@UNCHRSS Chair Yasmin Sooka on what the Commission heard from people affected by violence, displacement and insecurity in #SouthSudan
South Sudanese people deserve better
#SSOX
[ON AIR] @peterndoro speaks to Commissioner Barney Afako of the UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan about the Commission’s 14th visit to the country, as it assesses the human rights, humanitarian and security situation and the risks facing civilians.
#TheJournal #SouthSudan
The UN Commission on #HumanRights in South Sudan warns of growing risks to civilians and the transition to democracy as violence, political tensions and corruption continue.
https://t.co/Bp71KKxm4A
#SouthSudan | The @UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan (@UNCHRSS) has concluded its 14th visit to the country, warning of growing risks to civilians & the nation's democratic transition as violence and impunity persist.
More ➡️ https://t.co/2mOjoopKTC
The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan has gathered firsthand accounts from survivors of violence during a visit to Bor, Jonglei State.
▪️Chairperson Yasmin Sooka met three young women who lost family members, including children, during violence in northern Jonglei.