SSHURSA Welcomes Arrests of the Suspects of the Assassination of Isaiah Abraham
SSHURSA
SOUTH SUDAN HUMAN RIGHTS SOCIETY FOR ADVOCACY
Juba, South Sudan
PRESS STATEMENT: For Immediate Release: January 4, 2013
SSHURSA welcomes arrests of the suspects of the assassination of Isaiah Abraham urges government to continue genuine investigations and commemorates a month after his assassination
The South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy (SSHURSA) greatly welcomes the arrests of the alleged suspects of the murder of Isaiah Abraham who was assassinated on December 5, 2012 in his house in Gudele Block 4, Juba, South Sudan. The announcement by the government of South Sudan on January 3, 2012, that it has arrested suspects of the murder is great news to SSHURSA and the public at large. SSHURSA sincerely welcomes the arrests and hails the government of South Sudan on its efforts to arrest the suspects. It is only way out on this particular case of Isaiah Abraham and there are very limited options before the government as who killed him! SSHURSA therefore, urges the government to continue with more impartial and thorough investigations so that true suspects are really identified and real trial of the accused persons starts immediately. The announcement must not be a matter of quenching public cry over the issue but must be honourably genuine and a starting point of justice done to the family of the late.
SSHURSA today also remembers one month after the darkest day of South Sudan when late Isaiah Abraham was assassinated. Its leadership renews its resolve today to fight on and collaborates boldly with the like-minded institutions and individuals until justice is done for the family of Isaiah Abraham. It also calls upon the public to continue condemning evils that are consuming South Sudan so that South Sudan truly reflects the values for which millions of lives of its citizens were sacrificed for against the bloodiest policies of North Sudanese successive dictatorial regimes whose entire object was dehumanization of South Sudanese people in the Sudan.
South Sudan Human Rights Society for Advocacy (SSHURSA) is an incorporated non political and non profit making Human Rights organization founded in June 2007 by South Sudanese Lawyers and Law Students at Makerere Law Development Centre (LDC), Kampala-Uganda. In 2009, it became operational in South Sudan with its head office in Juba and co-ordination offices in the states. It membership composes of individuals and organizations who believe in its human rights protection mandate. Its vision is to advocate for a democratic and human rights abiding South Sudan and with its mission to monitor, document and publish human rights status in South Sudan and also train general public on the importance of human rights, fundamental freedoms of an individual, Rule of Law and democracy, all geared towards creating a more responsible, justice and good governance oriented South Sudan. SSHURSA pays special focus on the rights of children, women and other vulnerable groups.
For more information, contact SSHURSA on: E-mail: sshursa2007@gmail.com; Tel:+211955300382/+211921114362, Juba, South Sudan
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