Peace monitors in S. Sudan urge parties to implement proposed laws
South Sudanese people, who were internally relocated because of the civil war and violent attacks. A humanitarian crisis has persisted with about four million displaced due to sporadic inter-militia violence. PHOTO | AFP
Three years since the establishment of the government of national unity, South Sudan is yet to make any democratic strides, something that has worried regional peace monitors who expected the country to head to polls with a unified army under revised supreme law.
On Monday, the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (RJMEC) Interim Chairperson Maj Gen Charles Tai Gituai asked the peace parties to utilise the remaining days before end of transitional period to address the delays on proposed laws.
