Press Releases
South Sudan NGO Forum Statement on the Formation of the Revitalised Transitional Government of National Unity
Summary: South Sudan NGO Forum Statement on the Formation of the Revitalised Transitional Government of National UnityDate:NGO Forum Statement on attack on Humanitarians in Maban December 9 2019
Summary: South Sudan NGO Forum strongly condemns violence against humanitarian workers in South Sudan and call for aid workers to be guaranteed protection under national and international law.Date:The South Sudan NGO Forum strongly condemns the heinous acts of gross systematic sexual violence committed against women and girls in Bentiu
Summary: Date:Press Release to Condemn Recent Attacks to Humanitarian Aid Workers
Summary: Date:NNGO EXPO 2018 Press Release
Summary: Date:South Sudan NGO Forum Press Statement on Maban Attacks
Summary: Date:NGO Humanitarian Aid workers call for the return of 10 missing aid workers and the end to attacks on Aid workers in South Sudan.
Summary: Juba 27 April 2018: Ten humanitarian aid workers from national NGOs, international NGOs and UN agencies went missing outside southern Yei town while conducting a humanitarian needs assessment mission. This is the latest in a series of incidents that have directly targeted aid workers in the last two weeks. Other incidents in the very recent past have resulted in the death of aid workers.Date:South Sudan Ngo Forum Calls For Urgent Funding to Avert Crisis
Summary: Juba 14 March 2018: The humanitarian crisis has continued to deepen and spread across South Sudan and there are now 7 million people in the country in need of humanitarian assistance. Conflict has triggered the displacement of 4 million people internally and across South Sudan’s borders to neighbouring countries. Economic crisis is driving high rates of food insecurity and malnutrition, with 48% of the population now estimated to be in crisis or worse levels of food securityDate:NGOs concerned about deteriorating security situation in Juba
Summary: International and South Sudanese NGOs strongly condemn the killing of an aid worker, Rombek Paul Mori, in an armed robbery at the ACF office compound last Thursday. This brutal attack represents a worrying trend for NGOs based in Juba.Date:NGOs welcome a strong regulatory framework
Summary: NGO Bill: NGOs welcome a strong regulatory framework; warn NGO Bill should not be used to restrict civil society activities; call for strong consultation on implementation of Bill. 13 May 2015 (Juba, South Sudan) NGOs would welcome a strong regulatory framework in South Sudan -- it would be much easier for NGOs to operate within a coherent and consistent legal environment. It's also important to note that the new Bill includes substantive changes that will make it easier for NGOs to continue serving the people of South Sudan. The NGO Forum is encouraged by the willingness to consult with civil society groups, including NGOs, and to take their feedback into consideration.Date: