Why Riek Machar is Refusing to Back the IGAD-proposed Interim Gov’t

Riek Machar: “I won’t sign it unless the following agreed”:

1. 4×2 presidential term limits.

2. federalism system must start immediately in interim government.

3. There must be independent bills to parliament and if approved and implemented successful then the proposer must be awarded.

4. 70% of resources to States.

5. President must not have power to sacks any elected officials unless approved by parliament.

6. President kiir must not be candidate for next election.

7. Judiciary systems must be independent, so, chief Justice and president of Supreme Court must not be sacked or appointed by President but impeached by parliament.

  8. President must not touched any independent commissions.

9. Army must be independent and its commissions and division commanders must not be sacked or appointed by President.

Press Release from the Rebel Delegation in Addis

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