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Press Releases
- WHD Letter to the Member States of the UN General Assembly, on behalf of the IASC Principals
- South Sudan NGO Forum is concerned by recent allegations of Sexual abuse involving NGOs
- BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE: Humanitarian organisations urge participants of the Paris Conference for Sudan and its Neighbouring Countries to take immediate action to prevent further suffering and death.
- South Sudan NGO Forum condemns the killing of an aid worker in GPAA and appeals to the authorities for an investigation
Government Legislation Documents
The report "If We Leave, We Are Killed: Lessons Learned from South Sudan Protection of Civilian Sites (2013-2016)"
The report "If We Leave, We Are Killed: Lessons Learned from South Sudan Protection of Civilian Sites (2013-2016)" by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) examines the establishment, operation, and challenges of Protection of Civilian (PoC) sites in South Sudan during the civil war. It highlights the role of UNMISS in providing refuge to internally displaced persons (IDPs), the coordination challenges between military and humanitarian actors, and the complexities of sustaining these sites amidst ongoing conflict.
The report "Nowhere to Go: Displaced and Returnee Women Seeking Housing, Land, and Property Rights in South Sudan"
The report "Nowhere to Go: Displaced and Returnee Women Seeking Housing, Land, and Property Rights in South Sudan" (Norwegian Refugee Council) highlights the legal, cultural, and practical challenges faced by displaced and returnee women in South Sudan. It explores barriers to accessing housing, land, and property rights, and provides recommendations for addressing these inequalities, focusing on legal reform, gender sensitivity, and improving women’s security of tenure amidst conflict and displacement.
The National Framework for Return, Reintegration, and Relocation of Displaced Persons (July 2019)
The National Framework for Return, Reintegration, and Relocation of Displaced Persons (July 2019) outlines South Sudan’s strategy for addressing the displacement crisis caused by conflict and natural disasters. The framework emphasizes government-led efforts to ensure secure access to humanitarian assistance, promote durable solutions for displaced persons, and coordinate national and international efforts to aid reintegration and recovery
The South Sudan Action Plan on Return, Reintegration, and Recovery (2020-2022)
The South Sudan Action Plan on Return, Reintegration, and Recovery (2020-2022) outlines a strategy for addressing the return of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees. It focuses on creating conditions for voluntary, safe, and dignified returns while promoting security, peacebuilding, basic services, and economic recovery. The plan emphasizes collaboration among government bodies, humanitarian partners, and local communities to support reintegration and long-term development in South Sudan.
"Tired of Running": Repeated Displacement and Premature Returns in South Sudan (2019)
This document explores the cycle of displacement and return among South Sudanese refugees, caused by conflict and insecurity. It highlights repeated displacements, premature returns, and the challenges of rebuilding lives. The report also examines motivations for return and the obstacles to sustainable resettlement
Experiences of Refugees and Migrants Fleeing Sudan to Juba as a Result of the 2023 Conflict
This report captures the challenges faced by refugees and migrants fleeing Sudan's 2023 conflict to Juba, South Sudan. It discusses protection abuses like violence, robbery, and kidnapping, as well as obstacles in accessing housing, healthcare, and cash. It highlights their movement intentions and protection needs based on a survey of 412 respondents
The UN Secretary-General's Action Agenda on Internal Displacement (June 2022)
The UN Secretary-General's Action Agenda on Internal Displacement (June 2022) outlines a strategic plan to address the rising internal displacement crises. It focuses on finding durable solutions, preventing future displacement, and ensuring better protection for displaced persons. The agenda emphasizes collaboration between national governments, international organizations, and private sectors, aiming for comprehensive, sustainable responses to internal displacement challenges driven by conflict, violence, and climate change.
The IASC Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons (April 2010)
The IASC Framework on Durable Solutions for Internally Displaced Persons (April 2010) provides guidance for achieving durable solutions for internally displaced persons (IDPs). It defines durable solutions, outlines key principles, and details processes for securing long-term reintegration, local integration, or resettlement. The framework emphasizes a rights-based approach involving national authorities, humanitarian actors, and IDPs themselves, ensuring their safety, dignity, and access to essential services.