3303: NATIONWIDE: Prevention Mechanisms and Institutional Reforms in South Sudan
About this episode
The episode discusses prevention mechanisms and institutional reforms in South Sudan, focusing on their role in addressing conflict and promoting accountability.
On this Nationwide episode, we turn our focus to prevention mechanisms and institutional reforms in South Sudan, and their role in addressing the root causes of conflict and preventing future violence. Years after the 2013 and 2016 crises, many survivors continue to seek accountability for atrocities. Experts say reforms can rebuild public trust while strengthening justice systems. Joining us is Mariana Goetz, Director of Rights for Peace, to explore pathways toward lasting peace, accountability, and justice in South Sudan.
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