August 7, 2014
The 92-page report documents how widespread killings of civilians, often based on their ethnicity, and mass destruction and looting of civilian property, have defined the conflict. South Sudan’s government and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army-in Opposition forces and their allies should ensure an immediate end to all abuses against civilians, and agree to a justice process that meets international standards for the most serious crimes. The scale and gravity of the abuses warrant a comprehensive arms embargo on South Sudan, as well as targeted sanctions on individuals responsible for serious violations of international law.
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- South Sudan’s New War
- Map of Juba, South Sudan
- Summary
- Recommendations
- Methodology
- I. Background
- II. Killings in the Capital: the Juba Crisis
- III. Terror in Bor Town: Unlawful Killings, Mass Displacement
- IV. Attacks on Civilians in Bentiu, Unity State
- V. Attacks on Civilians in Malakal, Upper Nile State
- VI. Protection of Civilians by the UN Mission in South Sudan
- VII. Justice and Accountability
- Acknowledgments