Summary
The United Nations has warned that South Sudan is at risk of returning to full-scale war due to rising violence and human rights abuses. A UN report highlights widespread problems such as killings, sexual violence, and the collapse of political agreements. The report calls for urgent international action to prevent further conflict.
Key Facts
- The UN warns South Sudan could return to all-out war unless violence ends.
- The report was released by the UN’s Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan.
- It found severe abuses like killings and sexual violence are common.
- Political and military leaders' actions have weakened a 2018 peace deal.
- Riek Machar, a key opposition leader, was arrested, raising tensions.
- Uganda's military involvement could be breaking a UN arms embargo.
- Sexual violence remains widespread and is used as a weapon in conflict.
- The report calls for international pressure and action to improve the situation.
