Essays on South Sudan

SOUTH SUDAN CONFLICT: HUMANITARIAN AND ECONOMIC EFFECTS INTRODUCTION South Sudan is a landlocked East-African country of approximately 640, 000Km2 , formed in 2011 after a successful referendum that saw it separate from the former unitary state of Sudan. South Sudan is bordered by Ethiopia, Sudan,…

The wellbeing emergency in South Sudan has turned into an issue that the universal network needs to begin tolerating and making a move quickly. An extensive piece of the populace is a casualty of cholera, jungle fever and HIV plagues. Likewise, most don’t approach the…

A democracy’s first breath is the preamble of its constitution. Expressed in this sparse prose is a spirit that transcends the articles and sections, reaching the very institutions and structures of government. However, though all democracies champion such “universal” principles as freedom and equality, their…

Road traffic misfortunes are substantial, whilst psychological illnesses are also frequent, assumed the defenselessness to post-traumatic stress sicknesses after the elongated skirmishes in the republic. AIDS is additional health illness whose influence endures to propagate year over year. It is a predictable wide-reaching setback which…

Do No Harm project was and still act as the best method in solving conflict through non violence conflict resolution. It’s already been used and showed success in more than 40 conflicts scenarios. The do no harm project explains that in conflict situation aid can…