Ending the Era of Injustice: Advancing Prosecutions for Serious Crimes Committed in South Sudan’s New War

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Drawing on research conducted by Human Rights Watch staff in Nairobi and Juba, this report focuses on criminal accountability for serious crimes committed during South Sudan’s current conflict.

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