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Isolation of South Sudan Civil Society Will Bring Gaps in the Peace Process


South Sudan News Agency - 01-Apr-2014

By Peter Gai Manyuon March 31, 2014 (SSNA) -- There have been a lot of debates and confrontations from the Juba government about civil society participation in the peace process in the Ethiopian capital, Addis-Ababa. Partly, there are some individuals within Government of South Sudan who do not want full participation of the civil society working groups due to what is best known to them and when you...


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